Tekedia Capital Welcomes Innate, Which building AI brains for General-Purpose Robots

For most jobs in this age, machines will cause massive disintermediation and, in the process, displace humans even as new roles are created. While the software element is what many are discussing with ChatGPT, Gemini and others heralded at the forefront of this redesign, we cannot forget the implication of what AI systems could do at the kinetic domain. Yes, how can we personalize robots and enable them to serve us across different vistas of what we do daily?

“Robot, go to the fridge and fetch zobo”; the robot which has been stationed in the parlour does, opens the fridge, gets zobo and returns! For that to happen, you have trained it on fetching zobo in that house!

More so, because of the unbounded nature of what we do daily, there is no way anyone can program all the possibilities of what we do daily. So, how do we overcome those “unbounded” possibilities? You simply focus on the brain of the robot and then tell the end users to train the robot, as desired. Simply, with AI, we think a new era in robotics is coming and that one is where engineers focus on building AI brains for general-purpose robots, with affordable embodiments, and the actual training left for end users.

Good People, Tekedia Capital welcomes Innate, a company which is building personal robots for the AI age: “Innate is developing teachable home robots for builders. Our robots act entirely autonomously, and can be taught new behaviors in under 30 minutes.” Indeed, AI will become even more useful in the physical space.

To learn more about Innate, go here https://innate.bot/. To learn more about Tekedia Capital, visit capital.tekedia.com

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