Spotted a rare “Piebald” squirrel while walking my dog today.

There's still hesitation in the market for humanoid robots. I get it. However, I think now is the time for businesses, and especially manufacturers, to begin evaluating the role humanoid robots could play in their operations. While the technology may still be in its early

New humanoid robot from Pudu Robotics dropped. What are your thoughts?

I think the choice between humanoid robots and traditional automation depends on a business's operational environment. Each offers unique benefits, but their impact can vary based on whether the facility is a brownfield or greenfield site. Here's why ⬇️: But what do you think?

Question is: Will they hold anyone accountable if there is fraud?

Robots for packaging in warehouses.👇 Will be interesting to follow the progress.

Spot from Boston Dynamics is moving into supporting predictive and preventative maintenance!

Spot's ability to hear addresses a critical gap in predictive and preventative maintenance. I interviewed a veteran maintenance worker at an oil and gas refinery a few years ago. He could identify which equipment needed attention by listening to its sounds and smelling the air.

Ok, maybe a college kid makes the mistake of not getting a signed contract. Call it a “rookie mistake.” But a professional agent, certified for the NFL, working an agency that reps big time athletes, not getting a signed NIL contract…now that’s shocking. That’s 101 for any

Wow. Amazing use case 👇

After 800+ customer interviews, one thing is clear: It’s not just about users. You need insights from all angles. Always try to interview: - Users - Influencers - Decision Makers Do this, and you'll build a product that sells.