Robotics investor heads to CoRL, recruiting for post-training and fleet deployment projects
oyhsu · x · 2026-11-10
Heading to CoRL this week, the author notes how much the robotics ecosystem has grown and is working on new projects in: post-training for industrial-grade reliability, deployment infrastructure for production-scale robot fleets, and building US and allied supply chains for research and industrial-grade hardware. Open call for collaborators — a signal of where robotics industrialization interest is heading.
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