Dr. Qichao Hu

And it's got to be safe enough.

And then also it has to have

really high power density in the data centers.

So on the supply side, it's actually quite challenging.

Well, so the robots that we're building are more stationary and then they are plugged in.

Yeah, exactly.

It's basically like a machine with a robotic arm.

We don't really build like a battery powered humanoid.

We don't build that.

But I think for batteries, I mean, we've...

Actually, we have some humanoid customers where we supply the battery and then we're getting, so before it was about two to four hour runtime per battery, we're able to extend that to about eight hours.

Once you get to eight hours, then it's almost like a human worker, like eight hour shift, right?

Like one shift, second shift.

So then, okay, then give the robot a break, right?

So he will go to the corner, charge, and then another robot comes in and then do the work.

I mean, I think eight hours is doable from a battery perspective.

I've seen some companies where they designed the robot so it can actually swap the battery by itself.

Yeah.

That's one concept.

Yeah.