Ed Ludlow

So certainly challenges ahead.

I mean, when we were speaking to Jensen Wong yesterday, you know, he labels this the chat GPT moment for robotics, right?

But there are still challenges.

Oh, yeah.

Is there any acknowledgement here on the showroom floor that we aren't going to see these robots in our homes tomorrow necessarily?

Yeah.

I mean, I think we can see that just by sometimes looking at a demo and it might take a while.

Or even with LG, the robot was doing the laundry, but it took a long time.

It was a little painfully slow.

So we're certainly not there yet.

And also just to have it in the home, you have cluttered homes.

Homes are unpredictable.

You have to be really careful, especially with humanoids with legs.

You don't want them falling.

So we are certainly very, this is not happening anytime too soon.

And that's what this is about.

This is about pushing forward the innovation, thinking what's coming in the next decade, maybe not the next 10 months.

But Sam, what are you seeing in terms of health and wellness?

Because I'm hearing a lot about robots, perhaps, therefore mental health or caring for the elderly.

But you're seeing a lot of other areas where health and wellness is.