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1k placements a day—long-horizon tasks—using vision-only—learned behaviors for very precise <1cm sheet metal insertion. Requires intense engineering across multiple disciplines.

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This use case is very challenging!

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Crazy how fast they're advancing!

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would love to see @Tesla_Optimus tasks being done in Gigafactories $TSLA

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'trained programming' better terminology than "learned behavior"

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So you replaced a low skilled worker at half the speed. to be replaced with a highly skilled robot fixer.

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Sieht nicht gut aus für Sie, lieber @chorherr! 😜

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Having a dedicated pick and place machine will increase speed 1000x fold

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