
Bedrock Robotics
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Bedrock Robotics
@BedrockRobotics
Advanced autonomy for the built world.



















"We've just filed for a constellation of 88,000 satellites with the FCC. Elon's just filed for a million." Data centers in space, autonomous bulldozers, Amazon's AI code meltdown with special guests: @PhilipJohnston (Starcloud), @bsofman (Bedrock Robotics), @spirosx (Resolve AI), & @Jason This Week in AI Episode 4: 00:00 Welcome & Guest Introductions 01:44 Space data centers: what Sam Altman got wrong 03:03 The construction labor crisis & AI excavators 08:18 Amazon's AI code red: "high blast radius" 12:54 What crashed planes is now breaking software 16:46 AI's trust problem & the KPMG survey 31:00 Can AI fix healthcare, education & construction? 38:56 LeCun's $1B world models & Figure robot debate 47:33 88,000 satellites & the economics of space 55:56 Andrej Karpathy's 'AutoResearch' framework 1:00:38 Anthropic vs. the Pentagon Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & YouTube linked below: @resolveai @BedrockRobotics @Starcloud_

🎙️ We welcome Kevin Peterson, CTO of @BedrockRobotics, to the show to explore why robotics is now advancing, when and why simulation data becomes essential for scale, and how robots could help with labor shortages. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/06/bui…














$4.5 billion just poured into AI that doesn't live on your screen. It lives in trucks. Factories. Construction sites. While everyone debates which chatbot is best, a different category of AI is quietly raising some of the largest rounds in venture history. This is Physical AI. Three companies. Three massive rounds. One pattern. - @BedrockRobotics : $270M Series B, $1.75B valuation - @SkildAI: $1.4B Series C, $14B valuation - @Waabi_ai: $1B latest round These aren't research projects anymore. They're operating systems for real industries. Why investors are piling in: Software AI is fast, but fragile. Features get copied. Capabilities diffuse overnight. Your moat disappears with the next API release. Physical AI has friction. And that friction becomes defensibility. - Proprietary real-world data that takes years to collect - Long deployment cycles that lock in customers - Safety credibility you can't shortcut These companies aren't selling to tech buyers. They're selling into transportation, infrastructure, and manufacturing. Markets measured in trillions. The first wave of AI was about digital productivity. The next is about physical leverage. Fewer breakout companies. But the winners will be harder to replace.





