BOOM!
A @Grok@Bot first!
Tomorrow I set up what I believe is the first Grok Bot operated Flexographic Carton Box Printing Machine (similar to this one) for a long term client in Southern California!
We have had a few test runs and had 100% success!
This will allow on demand shorter runs with the ability to optimize for multiple client needs at once with very little waste.
The use of Grok Bot in industrial applications is a tip of the iceberg and I have dozens of companies in the pipeline.
We will also test visual telemetry via video cameras operated by Grok Bot.
In this client I will install a few local AI models that will monitor all aspects and report to Grok Bot for coordination and optimization.
A bonus: Grok Bot is doing a full customer service and marketing test for the company next week after a limited test these past weeks.
This not only allows existing employees to do other things, we project up to 30% more utilization, with 60% more products per customer!
More soon!
@TRobinsonNewEra I remember watching train journeys across Europe on tv back the 80’s, border guards with machine guns at every border crossing!
I thinking the European Union might have been a bad idea…🤔
Syrian migrant Kaïs Al-Abdallah, known as “Abu Hamza TNT,” was granted refugee status in Germany and studied chemistry at universities in Göttingen and Marburg despite other Syrian refugees reporting him to German police in 2015 as a suspected ISIS explosives expert.
German investigators later found a roughly 4,200-page ISIS explosives manual on his computer and detected traces of nitroglycerin on his passport. Germany nevertheless closed its investigation in 2016, citing insufficient evidence.
Two French journalists formerly held hostage by ISIS later identified Al-Abdallah. France pursued the case, and he was eventually sentenced in Paris to 20 years in prison for membership in a terrorist organization.