Auki demo shows robots and humans collaborating in one shared spatial digital twin
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-18
Scobleizer urges anyone in AI and robotics to watch Auki's demo: multiple robots and phones collaboratively build a shared digital twin of their environment. A robot detects a problem, a human investigates via AR, leaves a spatial note, and assigns another robot to clean up — all on one shared spatial layer, dubbed a "spatial internet for robotics." He says it's the best explanation he's seen of why robots don't need to take human jobs.
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