Seattle demo shows a rideable robot and autonomy for scooters and bikes
Scobleizer · x · 2026-07-29
In Seattle, Jack Gillin showed a rideable robot platform and said he builds autonomy for a range of rideable vehicles.
- Robert Scoble says he tried it and nearly fell off.
- The discussion also touched on scooter and bike technology that could reduce injuries and save lives, but is hard to fund.
- The post frames this as an early look at rideable autonomy that could eventually move onto campuses and other environments.
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