Jake Loosararian

And when I was starting the company, they were like taboo to talk about.

So you just don't think about the kind of applications and things you can use.

crazy to those verticals to go after.

You're exactly right.

And this is why, like, you think of like an incredible invention, like a humanoid robot.

And the first demo that me and you saw, right, was a folding laundry.

Oh, my goodness.

Like the like that.

That was the thing that, you know, I do when I go home.

So that's what a robot should do.

There's so many other important, like really important

applications to use this technology for and i live in pittsburgh right so i get to see a completely different world with a completely different little bubble um and then you know going obviously talking to ceos of energy companies all day like it changes your world and so like it really is an advantage and i encourage a bunch of the startups that you're talking to you know to focus on like where the eyes are not where the conversations are not go out of the ecosystem and find a really important problem to solve

Yeah, that's right.

How soon?

How soon?

It's I don't think that's going to be as far out.

I think it's like I take maybe take like more like the three year kind of timeframe for those kind of things.

I think you can kind of see this these like, you know, these big bets like SoftBank and Nvidia, I think just put a billion dollars into skilled AI, which is creating the brain for robots.

Actually, that a $14 billion valuation.

The founder of which is in Pittsburgh, by the way, Deepak.