Join Matt and Seve for an exciting discussion about the future of home robotics and automation! 🤖 In this episode, our tech enthusiasts explore:
* Physical Intelligence's groundbreaking laundry-folding robot
* The surprising economics of household automation
* How much people would pay for a Tesla Bot or household robot
* The technical challenges of home robotics vs. industrial automation
* The future of robot-as-a-service business models
But that's not all! Matt and Seve also dive into:
* Why General Purpose Actuators Are a Terrible Idea
* The surprising parallels between industrial and consumer robotics
* The creator economy and changing perspectives on time value
* The future of specialized vs. general-purpose robotics
* The economics of automated home services in urban environments
Whether you're a robotics enthusiast or just dreaming of never doing laundry again, this episode offers fascinating insights into the future of home automation. From technical deep-dives to practical economics, Matt and Seve explore how robots are finally making their way into our homes - and why that matters more than you might think.
_____Links to products we discussed:
Physical Intelligence's π0 (pi-zero) Robot
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