Building a Robot People Actually Want
Aaron Edsinger left his job as director of robotics at Google to start a company called Hello Robot. Aaron’s problem is this: How do you build an affordable robot that people can use to solve real problems at home? The result is a robot that looks nothing like a person. In fact, it’s closer to a Roomba with an arm.
In this episode, Aaron explains:
Why home robots have barely progressed since the Roomba
Why simpler robots can be more useful than complex humanoids
Why the physical world is so much harder for AI than language
How robot safety is fundamentally a physics problem…
The skinny
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