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Autonomous tractor from Netherlands! 🇳🇱 Despite all the narrative, we are still building awesome companies in hardware space in Europe. Recently, I've posted about a Chinese autonomous tractors company. So today I wanted to show something that was created in the middle of Europe. This is a fully autonomous...

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Damir Wallenervor 3 Monaten

These are great. 🙌 I wonder about margins. We eliminated 99% of the manual work in commodity farming. In the US…one tractor-dude can seed 1000 acres corn a day, so replacing him has virtually no impact on product pricing, quantity, or even human employment. Thoughts?

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Sam Hillvor 3 Monaten

I sure wish everybody would get a big fat clue. Again: in just a few short years, there'll be no need for automating any normally human-run machinery. Autonomous humanoid robots of proper height, weight and dexterity will soon be able to operate any normally human operated machine. And when one AI humanoid robot learns a task, they all learn it, simultaneously. You'll be able to rent them for just a few dollars per hour.....

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80rgvor 3 Monaten

Oh did you just find this watching clarkson's farm episode?

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Rickvor 3 Monaten

They had this very model on Clarkeson's Farm last week!

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Joel Haasnootvor 3 Monaten

Someone's been watching Clarkson's farm 😂

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Gerhardvor 3 Monaten

Makes not much sense trying to make farming in Europe more efficient, as long as politicians allow non-European countries to dumb their cheap products into Europe. Products which are often made with pesticides which are in Europe already forbidden since decades...

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Christianvor 3 Monaten

Stimmt voll. Europa innoviert stark (AgXeed ist ein richtig gutes Beispiel), aber die Skalierung und Markteinführung dauert ewig wegen Bürokratie, Fragmentierung und vorsichtigem Kapital. Trotzdem: Starke Hardware! Mehr davon, aber bitte mit besseren Rahmenbedingungen. 🚜

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Be a better Danvor 3 Monaten

As a retired engineer, here is my reaction to Clarkson Farm autonomous tractor. Consider: (Hectare of Work) / (XXX Cost) XXX Cost = Leased Equipment + Farmer Labor Hours Farmers are NOT eliminated. Efficiency increases orders-of-magnitude. Complete more work at scale.

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Darthvor 3 Monaten

Is the software backwards compatible and does right to repair exist with it?

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Don_In_The_Catskills ®vor 3 Monaten

As seen on season 5 of Clarkson's Farm. Amazing! Jeremy's leasing his for 30,000 pounds per year. MUST SEE.

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MikiEV🇪🇺vor 3 Monaten

Można obejrzeć w najnowszym sezonie (5) Clarkson's Farm na prime - jak Clarkson ogarnął to każdy ogarnie.

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Jakie PLAvor 3 Monaten

JOHN DEERE OUT HERE ACTUALLY SHIPPING. THIS is the robotics story.

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Danyvor 3 Monaten

@BumperCrop1

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Maximilian Alexandervor 3 Monaten

@JoannisOrlandos

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Anthony Wardvor 3 Monaten

Saw it on @ClarksonsFarm1

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Pēteris Ozoliņšvor 3 Monaten

Klarksona ferma. 5. sezona. Tur var apskatīt, kā šis aparāts darbojas.

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M Kvor 3 Monaten

Impressive!

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FSD Clipsvor 3 Monaten

Love this 😎

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Darwinisn’tvor 3 Monaten

Very cool, but won't farming in the future will likely be vertical farming and avoid the bulk of what happens there with the heavy equipment, land/soil, tons of water, etc...? Despite that, cool equipment.

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Jmilton 🇺🇸 🇺🇦vor 3 Monaten

John Deere also has this tech they are starting to roll out

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Agostino Guerrinivor 3 Monaten

Nessun agricoltore ti dirà mai che arare un campo è un lavoro duro.

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Péter Pál Hajasvor 3 Monaten

Cool, except for the plough. Fitting the autonomous tractor with one of the most outdated implements is as ambivalent as Private Joker wearing a peace symbol and sporting “Born to kill” on his helmet at the same time in Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket. Duality of innovation. #RegenAg

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chloevor 3 Monaten

This monster is enough to strike fear into anyone's heart

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Welsh Bikervor 3 Monaten

You’ve had the biggest advert without paying for advertising space with Clarkson Farm. Perfect!👌

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Eric Andersonvor 3 Monaten

The narrative is overregulation and limited access to capital markets stifle growth. AgXeed is in a classic deep-tech hardware scaling phase (roughly 8 years old in 2026, with commercial traction since ~2022). They have real products (AgBots), revenue from deployments (110+ units in the field by 2025, targeting rapid growth), new higher-power models, and strong strategic minority investors (Claas and Amazone, major German ag machinery players, plus others). This puts them past the earliest “valley of death” (prototype to first sales) but squarely in the harder one: profitable manufacturing scale-up, global dealer/support expansion, regulatory/certification for autonomy, and sustained capital needs. Bottom line the struggle is real.

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Darin Noorenvor 3 Monaten

Love the idea can’t wait until they are commercially available. How will an autonomous tractor know when a bolt is sheared a furrow is plugged a tire is flat etc.

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☀️ Marc ☀️vor 3 Monaten

Dat moet ook wel want er blijven geen boeren meer over.

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Alphaventorvor 3 Monaten

Are the caterpillars a better choice than wheels? I’m wondering… seems like it distributes load more evenly on the ground and prevent soil compaction… 🤔

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Danivor 2 Monaten

@GIANTSSoftware

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Frandervor 3 Monaten

It’s incredible seeing that tiny thing (compared to the now regular huge tractors) toss around heavy farming equipment. It’s so badass!

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Frank timidovor 3 Monaten

👍👍🇪🇺

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Angelvor 3 Monaten

Ukraine is going to need lots of those that push anti-mine sleds and while it is at it, plow the fields.

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Lukas Ziegler

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🚨KIM DOTCOM IS A LEGEND 🚨Watch: ENJOY 🚨TUCKER: How is the war in Ukraine resolved? What does that look like? 🚨KIM DOTCOM: On, it looks like now on the battlefield, you know. So Russia will win against Ukraine, and, I don't think there will be a settlement. No. 🚨TUCKER: Do you believe that NATO will continue to attack Russia? KIM DOTCOM: I think, the attacks on Russia will continue for many years. I don't see the US and, Europe giving up. So, I think what Russia has to prepare for is a bigger war. TUCKER: A bigger war with United... directly with the United States and Europe? KIM DOTCOM: With Europe, yeah. TUCKER: You think that this will evolve or devolve into a direct conflict between NATO and Russia where Russia is hitting Europe, Europe is hitting Russia? KIM DOTCOM: Yeah. I think so. TUCKER: And who wins? KIM DOTCOM: Russia, of course, because Europe has no, armies. You know, NATO is a toothless tiger. Yeah. TUCKER: Why would the Western powers, why would NATO want a war with Russia? I've never understood that. KIM DOTCOM: Their alternative is the US loses, and if the US loses, it will go down. You know, the West has invested a lot in, US. So all the debt is,owned by debtors. Europe is a big debtor to the United States. So if the US stock markets, for example, all the European companies that are go down, all the European companies that are listed in the US are also going down. So we, we are talking about a loss of maybe trillions, you know. It's not something that the West, can do. They want to, prevent the US from going under. TUCKER: I think, I understand that, and I'd like to see the US not go under also, but I think they're accelerating the destruction of the United States. This is having the opposite effect. If you wanted to wreck the US and bring the empire to its knees in the most humiliating, painful, expensive way, this is what you would do. KIM DOTCOM: Yeah, but, the debt has now reached levels that are unsustainable. So it's just a matter of time. You know, to run the US government costs 20 billion a day. It's impossible. TUCKER: It's impossible. That's right.
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🚨KIM DOTCOM IS A LEGEND 🚨Watch: ENJOY 🚨TUCKER: How is the war in Ukraine resolved? What does that look like? 🚨KIM DOTCOM: On, it looks like now on the battlefield, you know. So Russia will win against Ukraine, and, I don't think there will be a settlement. No. 🚨TUCKER: Do you believe that NATO will continue to attack Russia? KIM DOTCOM: I think, the attacks on Russia will continue for many years. I don't see the US and, Europe giving up. So, I think what Russia has to prepare for is a bigger war. TUCKER: A bigger war with United... directly with the United States and Europe? KIM DOTCOM: With Europe, yeah. TUCKER: You think that this will evolve or devolve into a direct conflict between NATO and Russia where Russia is hitting Europe, Europe is hitting Russia? KIM DOTCOM: Yeah. I think so. TUCKER: And who wins? KIM DOTCOM: Russia, of course, because Europe has no, armies. You know, NATO is a toothless tiger. Yeah. TUCKER: Why would the Western powers, why would NATO want a war with Russia? I've never understood that. KIM DOTCOM: Their alternative is the US loses, and if the US loses, it will go down. You know, the West has invested a lot in, US. So all the debt is,owned by debtors. Europe is a big debtor to the United States. So if the US stock markets, for example, all the European companies that are go down, all the European companies that are listed in the US are also going down. So we, we are talking about a loss of maybe trillions, you know. It's not something that the West, can do. They want to, prevent the US from going under. TUCKER: I think, I understand that, and I'd like to see the US not go under also, but I think they're accelerating the destruction of the United States. This is having the opposite effect. If you wanted to wreck the US and bring the empire to its knees in the most humiliating, painful, expensive way, this is what you would do. KIM DOTCOM: Yeah, but, the debt has now reached levels that are unsustainable. So it's just a matter of time. You know, to run the US government costs 20 billion a day. It's impossible. TUCKER: It's impossible. That's right.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

330,195 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

[261001 — #HONGJOONG’s Poplive] #홍중 Hongjoong talked about how the practice room building that KQ uses (the one that was shown in 9트쫑) isn’t only used by them. There are other companies sharing the building too. There might be people who don’t know this so he explained nicely. 🐿️: Ah and also, since 9트쫑 has started airing and all, I think there are some people who misunderstand this (that the whole building is their building). You see, the practice room we’re using right now isn’t actually our company building. There are companies that aren’t related to our company that also use this building together with us. So because this isn’t a space that belongs exclusively to us, I’m informing this to you guys. I think there are also some people who, without knowing that, get curious and then because they’re curious, they kinda come by to look around. There’s that kind of thing happening. I just wanted to mention that this is a place that isn’t used only by our company. I wanted to talk about that once so yeah, I hope you guys are all informed about it now. All of our floors are also being used by other companies, so that’s why. Well actually, everyone is really worried about this, but it’s not that I’m trying to make a fuss about it or anything like that. It’s just that, I think it’s an information that would be good for TINYs to know. These days, I feel like there are also quite a lot of people who don’t necessarily consider something we naturally think as obvious, to be obvious for them. So rather than getting angry about things like that every time, I just wanted to let you guys know about it like this. Something that we thought was obvious….. But of course, there might be people who don’t necessarily know that, so I wanted to mention it once. Yeah, that’s right~ So I hope you guys are informed about it/keep that in mind ^^
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[261001 — #HONGJOONG’s Poplive] #홍중 Hongjoong talked about how the practice room building that KQ uses (the one that was shown in 9트쫑) isn’t only used by them. There are other companies sharing the building too. There might be people who don’t know this so he explained nicely. 🐿️: Ah and also, since 9트쫑 has started airing and all, I think there are some people who misunderstand this (that the whole building is their building). You see, the practice room we’re using right now isn’t actually our company building. There are companies that aren’t related to our company that also use this building together with us. So because this isn’t a space that belongs exclusively to us, I’m informing this to you guys. I think there are also some people who, without knowing that, get curious and then because they’re curious, they kinda come by to look around. There’s that kind of thing happening. I just wanted to mention that this is a place that isn’t used only by our company. I wanted to talk about that once so yeah, I hope you guys are all informed about it now. All of our floors are also being used by other companies, so that’s why. Well actually, everyone is really worried about this, but it’s not that I’m trying to make a fuss about it or anything like that. It’s just that, I think it’s an information that would be good for TINYs to know. These days, I feel like there are also quite a lot of people who don’t necessarily consider something we naturally think as obvious, to be obvious for them. So rather than getting angry about things like that every time, I just wanted to let you guys know about it like this. Something that we thought was obvious….. But of course, there might be people who don’t necessarily know that, so I wanted to mention it once. Yeah, that’s right~ So I hope you guys are informed about it/keep that in mind ^^

★ 𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐚 ☾⋆.˚

141,099 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen

Elon Musk: A lot of the negativity stems from the axiomatic flaw that the economic pie is static, that it's a zero-sum game. “At my first company I didn't have any money, I just had $100,000 in student debt. That was a company in the very early days, of the Internet, called Zip2. But for all companies subsequently, I basically doubled down. I took the money from Zip2, invested it in X.com-PayPal, and then took the PayPal money, invested that in creating Tesla and SpaceX. It didn't feel right that I should ask investors to invest if I was not prepared to invest my own money. I think the whole other people's money thing is not right. You want to have skin in the game. As a result of that, I own a lot of shares in the company. And the better the company does, the more valuable the shares are. But that's because the pie has grown. And so you have to say what's at the root of a lot of the negativity is an axiomatic flaw. That the pie is static, that it's a zero-sum game, that if someone else succeeds, it's because they took more than their fair share of this fixed pie. But it's not a fixed pie. Obviously, the economic pie has grown considerably from what it was in the past. The output of goods and services, the productivity per person is dramatically greater than it has been in the past. So when you create a new company and you create new products and services, you're growing the amount of goods and services available to people. So you've not taken anything away from anyone. You've created something new and you've given people new products and services they didn't have before. We didn't use to have an iPhone, we didn't use to have computers. We didn't use to have cars or be able to fly in airplanes. We didn't use to have many of the life-saving medicines that we have today. These are all new things. The pie has grown tremendously.” From: Interview with Ben Shapiro, January 24, 2024
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Elon Musk: A lot of the negativity stems from the axiomatic flaw that the economic pie is static, that it's a zero-sum game. “At my first company I didn't have any money, I just had $100,000 in student debt. That was a company in the very early days, of the Internet, called Zip2. But for all companies subsequently, I basically doubled down. I took the money from Zip2, invested it in X.com-PayPal, and then took the PayPal money, invested that in creating Tesla and SpaceX. It didn't feel right that I should ask investors to invest if I was not prepared to invest my own money. I think the whole other people's money thing is not right. You want to have skin in the game. As a result of that, I own a lot of shares in the company. And the better the company does, the more valuable the shares are. But that's because the pie has grown. And so you have to say what's at the root of a lot of the negativity is an axiomatic flaw. That the pie is static, that it's a zero-sum game, that if someone else succeeds, it's because they took more than their fair share of this fixed pie. But it's not a fixed pie. Obviously, the economic pie has grown considerably from what it was in the past. The output of goods and services, the productivity per person is dramatically greater than it has been in the past. So when you create a new company and you create new products and services, you're growing the amount of goods and services available to people. So you've not taken anything away from anyone. You've created something new and you've given people new products and services they didn't have before. We didn't use to have an iPhone, we didn't use to have computers. We didn't use to have cars or be able to fly in airplanes. We didn't use to have many of the life-saving medicines that we have today. These are all new things. The pie has grown tremendously.” From: Interview with Ben Shapiro, January 24, 2024

ELON CLIPS

987,373 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

This is what Democrats have done to Minneapolis, Minnesota Crime and drug sales have gotten so bad, private security companies for apartment complexes are pulling contracts and no longer servicing the area “Monday, I get a text from my property management company saying that they've retained an outside security company to address the numerous complaints about loitering and drug sales in the neighborhood. ‘Beginning today, you will see these security personnel around the properties and in the neighborhood goes on and on about procedures’ Okay. Today's Wednesday. It's two days later, I get an email from my property management company, and they said, we're disappointed to share that the security company that was hired has pulled out of the neighborhood. ‘After a day and a half of doing recon and observing activity in the neighborhood, they decided the problems with crime exceed their resources to control. We will continue to work with organizations and neighborhood and explore other options to improve public safety’”
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This is what Democrats have done to Minneapolis, Minnesota Crime and drug sales have gotten so bad, private security companies for apartment complexes are pulling contracts and no longer servicing the area “Monday, I get a text from my property management company saying that they've retained an outside security company to address the numerous complaints about loitering and drug sales in the neighborhood. ‘Beginning today, you will see these security personnel around the properties and in the neighborhood goes on and on about procedures’ Okay. Today's Wednesday. It's two days later, I get an email from my property management company, and they said, we're disappointed to share that the security company that was hired has pulled out of the neighborhood. ‘After a day and a half of doing recon and observing activity in the neighborhood, they decided the problems with crime exceed their resources to control. We will continue to work with organizations and neighborhood and explore other options to improve public safety’”

Wall Street Apes

324,364 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

TerraNova CEO Laurence Allen on how his tank-sized robots quietly lift entire cities out of flood zones without demolishing anything: "Our robots are about the weirdest robots you've heard of. They're the size of a car. They look like a tank. They're basically a giant pump on tracks." "You have this big injection pump, and you park it right next to a well you've drilled to 30 to 60 feet. That pump is fed by a big lay-flat hose that runs from a parking lot 1,000 feet away with a slurry of wood." "What you get is you can very rapidly provide a ton of volume underground. You use that volume to lift land at acre scale, city scale. It's the first way you can lift land from the subsurface." "It's very similar to what you'd see with autonomous excavator robots, except you're lifting all the infrastructure and everything currently in place, instead of demolishing it, filling it, and rebuilding it." Laurence Allen
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TerraNova CEO Laurence Allen on how his tank-sized robots quietly lift entire cities out of flood zones without demolishing anything: "Our robots are about the weirdest robots you've heard of. They're the size of a car. They look like a tank. They're basically a giant pump on tracks." "You have this big injection pump, and you park it right next to a well you've drilled to 30 to 60 feet. That pump is fed by a big lay-flat hose that runs from a parking lot 1,000 feet away with a slurry of wood." "What you get is you can very rapidly provide a ton of volume underground. You use that volume to lift land at acre scale, city scale. It's the first way you can lift land from the subsurface." "It's very similar to what you'd see with autonomous excavator robots, except you're lifting all the infrastructure and everything currently in place, instead of demolishing it, filling it, and rebuilding it." Laurence Allen

MTS

17,356 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Elon Musk: Big companies thought electric cars were dumb. That's why we started Tesla. “The incumbents are resistant to new technology. Generally there's an opportunity for new companies when there's a significant technology discontinuity. Some sort of step change in technology is what opens up an opportunity for a startup. Certainly the world didn't need another car company that made gasoline cars. There are plenty of those. But no one was doing electric cars. The reason we started Tesla and put all the effort into it was not because we thought there was this huge opportunity in electric vehicles, but actually because no one was doing electric. Everyone thought it was stupid. And the big companies thought it was dumb, and there weren't really any startups doing it. So it's like, if a big company is not going to do electric vehicles, then it has to come from a startup. That's the only option. Source: World Energy Innovation Forum, May 16, 2014
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Elon Musk: Big companies thought electric cars were dumb. That's why we started Tesla. “The incumbents are resistant to new technology. Generally there's an opportunity for new companies when there's a significant technology discontinuity. Some sort of step change in technology is what opens up an opportunity for a startup. Certainly the world didn't need another car company that made gasoline cars. There are plenty of those. But no one was doing electric cars. The reason we started Tesla and put all the effort into it was not because we thought there was this huge opportunity in electric vehicles, but actually because no one was doing electric. Everyone thought it was stupid. And the big companies thought it was dumb, and there weren't really any startups doing it. So it's like, if a big company is not going to do electric vehicles, then it has to come from a startup. That's the only option. Source: World Energy Innovation Forum, May 16, 2014

ELON CLIPS

19,122 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Scott on why conviction in an idea is dangerous as an investor but required as a founder: "From the investor seat, I don't think you want to be in love with an idea. That's a risky thing because you'll find a way to express that by investing and make some compromises on the team because you know this idea is just so good, its time has come. But if the team isn't there, 90% of the time it doesn't work. Then there's a whole thing can you swap out the team? But the whole Founders Fund thesis was always no, you need the founder to run the company. But on the company side, you have to be in love with the idea. It's not that rational to start a company. There's a lot easier, more comfortable ways to make money if that's the goal. So it's got to be about what the company is doing specifically. If you want to actually start a company, it better be something that you're really passionate about, or you think that the problem is really important."
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Scott on why conviction in an idea is dangerous as an investor but required as a founder: "From the investor seat, I don't think you want to be in love with an idea. That's a risky thing because you'll find a way to express that by investing and make some compromises on the team because you know this idea is just so good, its time has come. But if the team isn't there, 90% of the time it doesn't work. Then there's a whole thing can you swap out the team? But the whole Founders Fund thesis was always no, you need the founder to run the company. But on the company side, you have to be in love with the idea. It's not that rational to start a company. There's a lot easier, more comfortable ways to make money if that's the goal. So it's got to be about what the company is doing specifically. If you want to actually start a company, it better be something that you're really passionate about, or you think that the problem is really important."

Patrick OShaughnessy

33,016 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

This robot is playing Tetris! 🧊 AGILOX dropped something exciting at LogiMAT. One of the most requested robot use cases finally automated: Manual truck loading. What I'm really impressed of is the high precision positioning of pallets directly next to the truck or container wall. It's 2026 and I love that fact that AMR companies are not just moving goods from A to B anymore, but they innovate and look for more value-adding tasks across logistics sites and manufacturing plants! ~~ ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →
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This robot is playing Tetris! 🧊 AGILOX dropped something exciting at LogiMAT. One of the most requested robot use cases finally automated: Manual truck loading. What I'm really impressed of is the high precision positioning of pallets directly next to the truck or container wall. It's 2026 and I love that fact that AMR companies are not just moving goods from A to B anymore, but they innovate and look for more value-adding tasks across logistics sites and manufacturing plants! ~~ ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →

Lukas Ziegler

11,998 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten