Jordan Black

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TBPN · TML Inkling, California Forever?, TSMC Capex | David Baszucki, Everett Randle, Eric Glyman, Jordan Black · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

So I think the one that's going to start taking off is going to be like –

micro reactors or nuclear reactors, like those are really difficult wire harnesses to build.

And there's not a lot of people who know how to build that stuff as well.

So as people, the new incumbents and the Westinghouse of the world started like scaling up, it's like, we're ready to be kind of part of that journey as well too.

it's scaled from me building it in my apartment three years ago and just going to investors saying, look, I have revenue, I can build wire harnesses.

I just put it together, carpet floor, I got this PO.

I love it.

revenue generating, uh, within the first few weeks.

Um, I think the first year was, uh, got a really great team of like, cause of my background is from SpaceX and like really skilled technicians to be doing this for 10, 20 years.

And they were building.

Now,

Probably over 90% of our workforce is people who we've trained to go build the harness in four weeks versus the number of years it takes to go build that.

So I think that's like the inflection point now of like, how do you scale the unscalable?

It's like build a training program, build an operating system for them to go build these harnesses on and then build as much, integrate as much semi-automation to the factory too.

And then what's going to happen the next like one to five year range is like we have a dedicated team of

working on AI and robotics of like talking to all the new companies, talking to the existing incumbents of like, we are ready to go bring in as much robotics and much automation into this factory.

We're tracking all the data from the design input into telling technicians exactly how to do with work instructions to

the physical automation data points of like, how are they doing things with their hands?

And the really goal, I think everyone from the technicians building it to the executive level suite is how do we automate this as much as possible?

And I think that's the really exciting part.

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