The $1/Hour Worker: Four Robotics CEOs on Humanoids at Home, China's Threat, and the End of Dangerous Jobs
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Hey, everybody. It's your boy, Jay Cal. I'm here in Paris, France at a conference called Makena. Basically, AI in the real world. Pardon my robot. Thanks for tuning in, and let's get started.
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all in. Alright, everybody. Our interviews with the number one companies in robotics today continue here in Paris. Really excited to have doctor Peter Funkhauser on the program. You're the cofounder and CEO of Anybotics. You make the Anymo. Get it? A lot of you have puns. But you've been working in this space for close to twenty years. The company's been around for ten. First five years, kind of a research lab. Last five years, your what do you call these? Dog based robots?
Well, it's an inspection solution. Right? Inspection solution. Collection and understanding in critical infrastructure.
But the form factor is
A four legged robot A core leg.
Or a
dog, as you've just
We like to call it a dog
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