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@Rewkang Your way of presenting information makes a big difference. Very easy to learn from. You and @JohnWuestlbik2 are two accounts I enjoy keeping up with

@Rewkang the shift from programmed machines to learning systems is the part most people skip the design evolution is the whole story

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@Rewkang robots evolving from rigid automation to learning systems is what makes this moment different the design shift is the story

@Rewkang What was the cheque size into Standard Bots sir? Around 80M?

@Rewkang The answer is actuators—they’re leaning heavily into the sensor element, which is probably under-discussed in circumstances where the robot knows what it should be doing robotic-learning.com/actuators…

@Rewkang Everyone jumps to “AI robots” without knowing the decades of mechanical design underneath. Learning the evolution is an edge.

@Rewkang Understanding robot design history is the fastest way to see where physical AI is headed. Solid advice.

@Rewkang finally someone gets it most people think robot means humanoid but the real magic is in the design principles that have been evolving for decades

@Rewkang People forget the 60+ years of back story to get up to speed on. Lots of cycles, trends and lessons to learn from.

@Rewkang UX is everything

@Rewkang Question? if I can get a demo of my quadruped wheelchair robot after the ASU engineering team builds it would that be something your fund would invest in? I’ve contacted loads of VCS being pre prototype and they all hit me with the I’m too early

@Rewkang Love this take

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@Rewkang We're still early. Most people are focused on the robots themselves, while the surrounding ecosystem is just beginning to take shape.

@Rewkang What were some books you read to learn or YT videos etc