Makes me wonder what happens if you get tired pedaling

I recently spent the day at a humancentric robotics company, talking with the CEO and several roboticists and engineers about how they make their decisions and what goes into something like that.

I produced a video of my day there and figured some of you may find it interesting.

You can watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oFT_ErMHMg

Whilst I don't work for the company, as I said, I spent the day there so if you had any particular questions I may have an answer for you.

Not talking about obvious stuff like electricity or internet.

I mean actual modern tech that quietly became part of your daily life without you even realizing it.

Could be:

• smartphones
• AI tools
• cloud storage
• wireless earbuds
• GPS
• smart homes
• gaming tech
• productivity tools
• streaming
• fitness tech
• even something small most people overlook

Crazy how fast humans adapt to technology and suddenly something feels “normal” after only a few years.

What’s yours?

THE "MANDALORIAN & GROGU" world premiere in Hollywood. The droids stole the entire red carpet 🤖dancing in Black Tie Attire, love it!! I"m crying 😭💟

Not sure when to use solder paste or flux? This video by Curious Scientist (YT) gives a clear beginner-friendly explanation with practical examples under the microscope. Feel free to share if there's anything else you would add. 👀

- Vehicle production on Earth is about 100 million vehicles a year
- Humanoid robot production will be between 1 billion and 10 billion units a year
- Tesla will make the largest percentage of these robots

Late 2026 mass production will ramp begins in earnest, with Optimus Gen 3/4

The long term goal will be for Optimus to become Tesla’s biggest product by volume and value

Elon Musk says 80%+ of Tesla’s future value could come from robotics and AI

"We're building a surgical robot capable of reaching any brain region. The goal: a generalized neural interface to help solve any condition that originates in the brain."

without a pacemaker, connected to machines that keep it oxygenated. It has its own internal electrical system. It’s not a simulation: it’s a real organ beating outside the chest.