Jack J. Jesinowski
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Well... Generally capable, just like a human can reach to the floor and reach up high to a cupboard. Go up and down, that's what we made this for, obviously in a little bit of a different fashion. Because most surfaces are level, we don't need to reinvent the wheel. And the biggest market that we're going after is households, domestic, dishes, laundry, make the bed, clean up around the house.
Well... Generally capable, just like a human can reach to the floor and reach up high to a cupboard. Go up and down, that's what we made this for, obviously in a little bit of a different fashion. Because most surfaces are level, we don't need to reinvent the wheel. And the biggest market that we're going after is households, domestic, dishes, laundry, make the bed, clean up around the house.
Well... Generally capable, just like a human can reach to the floor and reach up high to a cupboard. Go up and down, that's what we made this for, obviously in a little bit of a different fashion. Because most surfaces are level, we don't need to reinvent the wheel. And the biggest market that we're going after is households, domestic, dishes, laundry, make the bed, clean up around the house.
Eventually cooking, that's more fine-tuned. Dishes and laundry is really that first task that is going to be fully autonomous. Obviously, from a folding standpoint and cooking standpoint, you can do teleoperation today. So you can use cheaper labor internationally through a robot. But full autonomous is coming very quickly, like Jensen talked about recently.
Eventually cooking, that's more fine-tuned. Dishes and laundry is really that first task that is going to be fully autonomous. Obviously, from a folding standpoint and cooking standpoint, you can do teleoperation today. So you can use cheaper labor internationally through a robot. But full autonomous is coming very quickly, like Jensen talked about recently.
Eventually cooking, that's more fine-tuned. Dishes and laundry is really that first task that is going to be fully autonomous. Obviously, from a folding standpoint and cooking standpoint, you can do teleoperation today. So you can use cheaper labor internationally through a robot. But full autonomous is coming very quickly, like Jensen talked about recently.
Droid form, yes. Well, as we know, robots didn't evolve from monkeys, and so... We have an ability to reimagine them. All of the existing hardware we use in the world has wheels for a reason. It just works better. It's easier. There's less friction. That means there's less maintenance. That means there's less energy output. It's efficiency.
Droid form, yes. Well, as we know, robots didn't evolve from monkeys, and so... We have an ability to reimagine them. All of the existing hardware we use in the world has wheels for a reason. It just works better. It's easier. There's less friction. That means there's less maintenance. That means there's less energy output. It's efficiency.
Droid form, yes. Well, as we know, robots didn't evolve from monkeys, and so... We have an ability to reimagine them. All of the existing hardware we use in the world has wheels for a reason. It just works better. It's easier. There's less friction. That means there's less maintenance. That means there's less energy output. It's efficiency.
It's also easier for us to manufacture that stuff at scale. So I think long term, do robots all have legs? Yeah, more or less, the home robot does turn into the liked robot because then it can go with you in the car, everything. But I think the early stages, the wheels, because of their cheaper-ness, because of their reliability, I think that will be what wins early stage.
It's also easier for us to manufacture that stuff at scale. So I think long term, do robots all have legs? Yeah, more or less, the home robot does turn into the liked robot because then it can go with you in the car, everything. But I think the early stages, the wheels, because of their cheaper-ness, because of their reliability, I think that will be what wins early stage.
It's also easier for us to manufacture that stuff at scale. So I think long term, do robots all have legs? Yeah, more or less, the home robot does turn into the liked robot because then it can go with you in the car, everything. But I think the early stages, the wheels, because of their cheaper-ness, because of their reliability, I think that will be what wins early stage.
That's where we started here.
That's where we started here.
That's where we started here.
I think it will just become basically the same way if you have enough money. A lot of people afford like a assistant to come with them places.
I think it will just become basically the same way if you have enough money. A lot of people afford like a assistant to come with them places.