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Find out what went down with EtherMage when I visited the newly launched Eastworlds Robotics Lab by Virtuals Protocol The Base Batches 003 finalists for the Robotics Track will be doing a month long residency at Eastworlds Robotics Lab before their demo day at NS on May 7th. Don't...

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Pliny the Liberator asked "what is on the horizon?" Well, yesterday I visited Silicon Valley's InOrbit robot space to learn more about what's next in robotics. This place has a ton of specialized robots that do a variety of things for a variety of different businesses. sierra catalina will be happy, not a humanoid in it yet. But what they really are doing, beyond a community center for the robotics industry, is building an orchestration system for warehouses and factories and we get a good look at that too. Founder/CEO Florian Pestoni gives me a tour. So, Pliny the Liberator 🐉󠅫󠄼󠄿󠅆󠄵󠄐󠅀󠄼󠄹󠄾󠅉󠅭, here's your answer to "what is on the horizon:" More robots. Learn more about InOrbit here:

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So many robotics companies trying to solve everything at once… Last year I talked to Nima Gard, Director of AI at Path Robotics about this… Doing one thing really really well. They went after welding. Today they’re introducing Rove™, which embodies Obsidian™ (Path's physical AI model for manufacturing) on a legged mobile platform. The result is the intelligence to autonomously weld with the mobility to bring the worker to the work. Path Robotics (Columbus, Ohio) has raised more than $300 million in venture capital to build autonomous AI-powered welding cells. I think the tech is pretty impressive and video really cool. Congrats guys! Credit: Path Robotics

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Sunday Robotics Memo: "Pick Up Anything" test. This is insanely impressive. Two thoughts: currently, it probably makes more sense to put robots on wheels (like in this clip) to allow for greater stability (I know: climbing stairs will be a problem). But it's much better in a ground-level production hall. Secondly: it's amazing to see how advanced robots will be by 2025. Their capabilities have exploded in just one year. 2026 will be the year of robotics.

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