Aaron Slodov

When America innovates, we win. Atomic Industries is proof that America First policies can produce globally competitive production at home.

Much of the Chicago discourse is based on a sort of forced-sunk cost If you were raised in Chicagoland, you have some degree of a bond with the city. It becomes your de facto city for professional maximization Moving to NYC/LA is an uphill battle vs staying in Chicago where you have family and friends Living in Chicago is still an A-tier human experience but unfortunately the existence of premier coastal cities is why we behave this way

Introducing Claude Tag, a new way for teams to work with Claude. In Slack, Claude joins as a team member with access to the channels and tools you choose. Tag Claude in and delegate tasks to it while you focus on other work.

Shanghai-based AgiBot has launched a six-day global livestream featuring its humanoid robots working on a real factory production line. The robots are performing tablet quality inspections while collaborating with existing manufacturing systems and human workers. The livestream showcases how embodied AI robots are moving from testing phases toward real industrial use.

here's a vid of unitree robots building themselves using their own models (not teleop supposedly). this will only accelerate. it doesn't matter how much it costs to beat them, the economics are irrelevant. build it all now, and do it domestically.

For the first time, Axol autonomously completed a task from our production line. Today, it deburred a metal part the same way our operators do. One small step toward Axols building Axols.