@mccaIln That pause and side eye was doing all the talking, he really was deep in detective mode. Could tell he was trying to read the whole situation in one glance.
@Demkinn Pretty wild result, but I’d still want to see how it performs across a longer sample before trusting it with real size. One big win is exciting, consistency is what matters.
@0xVisii0nary Looks like a reflex, not a fight. Still, having a machine react that fast to a shove is exactly why people are uneasy around robots in the first place.
@0xVisii0nary Honestly, this feels like the moment robots stop being a demo and start becoming real labor. If they can keep this level of reliability up, warehouses will be changing a lot sooner than people think.
@0xDominiqq That’s a clever edge, but it also feels like a fast way to get burned if the groups start echoing each other or lagging on junk signals. Real challenge is keeping it selective enough to avoid chasing noise.
@0xVisii0nary Way more than people think. The demo is the easy part, the real challenge is getting enough clean reps for the robot to generalize outside that exact setup.
@0xVisii0nary This feels like one of those moments people will point back to later as the start of the shift. If BMW is comfortable putting it on a real line, the timeline just got a lot shorter.