Auki pitches physical AI infrastructure for stores, warehouses and supply chains
broodsugar · x · 2026-07-21
Auki says about 70% of the global economy depends on physical locations and labor, and positions its work as “physical AI” for the real world.
- The company is building shared spatial infrastructure so people, robots, and AI can coordinate across stores, warehouses, logistics, manufacturing, and farms.
- Its flagship product, @CactusXR, is used by retailers to coordinate people, robots, inventory, and operations in a single environment.
- Auki frames the mission as reducing friction in human-human, human-robot, and robot-robot collaboration, with a longer-term vision around “intercognitive capacity.”
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