Brett Adcock

Every year, we're roughly building a new robot every year.

We'll just get dramatically better than this.

Yeah.

Our step up from here even to the future robots will be, I think, perhaps the most dramatic step up we ever make.

Yeah.

Wild.

Let's do it.

I want one.

Wow.

So you said the hands can sense three grams of pressure?

Yeah, we basically have tactile sensors on every fingertip, and they're really sensitive.

And we have a camera in the hand that can detect when the fingertips are in contact with some surface.

It could be like something we're touching.

And then within there, every joint can kind of also feel sensing and track the position of every part of the hand.

So the hand's like...

The hand's really good.

Honestly, we're working on hand stuff for close to four years.

It's probably one of the hardest engineering problems we have on the hardware side.

It's probably as hard... We have our next generation hand that we kind of teased a couple weeks ago that has basically full... I think it gets a full human level dexterity with this hand.

It's got as many joints on the hand as a human hand has.