[bramd]

Congrats on the launch.

Have you thought about assistive technology/accessibility tasks as well? Would love to use such a device to control the touch screens on inaccessible coffee machines at my clients offices for example that I can't operate without sight. I'm sure there are way more examples of such things.

Throwing complex robots at inaccessible devices is not the proper solution, but by far the most quick and practical one. Not in the US, so not even able to buy one and I'm also hesitant to buy something that is totally bricked when the company/cloud goes under.

[apeytavin]

That's a great idea! We thought about in the context of elder care where they could ask the robot to perform a task for them, but we first need the models to be a little better - hence why we start here, to collect the data before it spreads further.

And by the way, we already have the app that you can use to control the robot at distance, so you can use the skills you taught it remotely as you make it navigate your home!

On the fact it would get bricked if the company goes under, note that our agent runs on other clouds so it's very easy to run if the company goes under - we would open-source it. But if you're not in the US we can't easily ship it to you for the first batch anyway :)

[whtsthmttrmn]

> We thought about in the context of elder care where they could ask the robot to perform a task for them, but we first need the models to be a little better - hence why we start here, to collect the data before it spreads further.

I hope you continue this work for the foreseeable future, because this would be such a boon if it all pans out well.

[bramd]

Thanks, will keep an eye on your progress. If you want to discuss this kind of use cases in the future, feel free to get in touch.