If AI gets out of control, someone can pull the plug on a data center on Earth.
But what if it's in space? Who shuts it down then? Is anyone thinking about this?
True on cost. But the real gap? Site-specific failure data. Not more clean demos. We have plenty of demos!
Blocked paths, wifi drops, operator interventions. That's what makes a fleet TRUSTED.
Wheels for transport. Smart. Most warehouse moves don't need legs, folks.
The tough part is the work around the machine. WMS handoff. Station interfaces. Clean recovery when the aisle changes mid-shift.
We see it on brownfield sites all the time. The robot gets all the attention.
But fleet software, load interfaces, and who owns recovery at 2am? THAT decides if it's still working after week one.