
ClaraChengGo
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ClaraChengGo
@ClaraChengGo
Don’t take risk when you’re young then when | Babysitting robots at @openmind_agi @fabricFND | Rebel at HKU PKU
San Francisco, CA Katılım Haziran 2022
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To everyone in SF or Bay Area: DM me if you want the unique experience with humanoids!
I am helping my friend to bring out the humanoid experience. Perfect fit for wedding, birthday party or corporate event. We will handle everything, including safety monitoring, operation and delivery.
Attached video is an example we did before!
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Come hang at our San Francisco HQ!
Dimensional@dimensionalos
Hosting an open house at Dimensional SF office! If you ever wanted to operate an actual robot, now's the chance, join us to: - Drive robot dogs, humanoids and arms - Meet Dimensional team and robotics enthusiasts - Take on fun challenges to win prizes Register below⬇️
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FYI you can buy something similar from Taobao in China, only $25
Including the ballon, controller and helium

clankr@clankrmedia
Researchers built a soft floating robot for indoor interaction. It uses helium and flapping fins instead of propellers. The result is quiet, lightweight, and safe to touch. It can follow people, give reminders, and act as a study buddy. Published at ACM DIS 2026.
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I am grateful that I am not the smartest one.
I am not growing up surrounded by the flowers and applause.
I am not the example you will use as the legacy textbook.
But also because of this^, I understand myself thoroughly in those reflecting times.
I can walk through the polar night without cheers or flashlight.
Resilience.
There are me, myself and I in the vision board.
There will be us, ourselves and we in the vision board.
*The sunset in SF today is SOTA

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@ClaraChengGo @NoriRobotics It was great having you here today!!
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The first robot you can use as a shopping cart in Trader’s Joe.
Smart handy design.
@AntonioSitongLi @NoriRobotics


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@Shloak1712 egocentric is both useful and scalable, more scalable than teleops.
I do think there is the surplus of data supply but the demand side is still figuring out which type is the most efficient. And how to get the field diversity. That's why the supply is not consumed.
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@ClaraChengGo Interesting, do you think egocentric is not useful then?
Teleops isnt scalable enough?
Simulation isn’t there yet?
Cause if its said that data is abundant, which i doubt then why aren’t models progressing?
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Robotics data has a paradox: There is a surplus in the data supply, but data is still the biggest bottleneck.
The problem isn't the amount of data. It's what data actually works.
The real question is: What's really effective data, i.e. actually improves robot performance in the real world? Whoever answers this wins.
For data companies, it means better products and more revenue. For model teams, it means faster model improvement.
It's no surprise that robotics data and foundation models are two of the hottest topics among VCs. They're all betting on the teams that figure out what effective data really is.
ClaraChengGo@ClaraChengGo
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Hmmm lesson learned from @1x_tech hand video and dirty comments:
Marketing is like making a horror movie. Not about those said, but about those unsaid. It's about how much wild imagination you trigger.
1X@1x_tech
NEO’s Hands An API to the Physical World
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Why is Humanoid Deployment the Primary Growth Engine in 2026. Here is my thought:
2025 is the year of demo. But in 2026, real-world deployment, not demos, will become the industry's primary growth engine.
At @openmind_agi, we're seeing this firsthand. We have a growing pipeline of real deployments across multiple industries. Through these engagements, we've shared deployment-oriented feedback with some hardware companies.
Unfortunately, many chose not to prioritize it, not because it wasn't valuable, but because it didn't make for a better demo. In 2025, better demos meant more attention, and more attention meant easier fundraising.
As a result, much of the industry optimized for investors rather than customers. Many humanoid companies were building for VCs, not for the market.
That incentive is now changing.
In 2026, robotics companies will need to prove they can generate real value. Whether the goal is sustainable revenue or raising the next round, both increasingly depend on one thing: successful deployment in the real world. Deployment is no longer just validation, it has become the distribution channel.
ClaraChengGo@ClaraChengGo
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@enzelee1010 @UnitreeRobotics i'm just gonna say "you did it" 😂
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In robotics, 2025 is the year of demo, because of these 2 reasons.
1. Locomotion breakthroughs made robotics visually compelling.
Humanoid robots reached a new level of mobility, with companies, especially China's @UnitreeRobotics, producing demo videos that captured global attention.
2. Attention became the dominant PMF
The biggest PMF wasn't robots solving real-world problems. it was demo videos satisfying people's curiosity about humanoids.
As a result, many robotics companies optimized for fundraising and media narratives instead of deployment. Demo performance became the industry's default metric for progress.
>> But that era is coming to an end.
ClaraChengGo@ClaraChengGo
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Beni is live on Kickstarter.
Your first camera robot that follows, jumps, flips, films, reacts, gets back up when he falls, and turns real moments into footage you can keep and share.
Super Early bird from $549. Shipping starts in October tinyurl.com/mrx2mtfm
Here's what Beni can do 🤖
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