Deepak Pathak

You're all trying to attempt to get robots to become intelligent and situationally aware.

Do you think you can take on?

Are you worried about competition?

Well, competition is always good, and it turns out the AI community, born from very small circles, so they're all our friends and colleagues from earlier.

But what's unique about what we are building is this omnibodied brain.

Like, any robot, any task, one brain.

Now, if you really think deeply about this, it sounds absurd.

Like a humanoid robot with a human-like body, a dog robot, and they share the same brain.

And that's what you see in the results we release.

The difference in approach is fascinating.

It is a crowded field.

Burnt from 1X was on the show yesterday.

They have a world model that essentially allows Neo to carry out a task it's never seen before.

I'm not an engineer, but what you all have in common is VLM.

Those are the inputs.

Distinguish your approach to 1Xs as an example.

Yeah.

So in our case, the robot learns by watching people, right?

Now imagine, I have to pick up this cup in front of me.

Do I have to exactly imagine... That sounds scary, by the way, watching me.