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AI has turned mainstream. But not robotic. This area seems pretty hard to access, especially for retail users. OpenMind thinks differently; they're building a universal intelligence layer for robots. Key takeaways: + launching the OM1 beta - the first open-source OS for intelligent robots + the mission is to...

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