The boring parts of physical AI: accountability (@paskwitness), field service (@robotkeepers), hardware. By field operators, for field operators
Chicago, IL
Joined September 2025
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Wilder Robotics retweeted
This will be amazing for the service industry.
Imagine the distribution of your services not being limited by geographic location.
You're a licensed plumber in Chicago, IL with call-in services that can guide someone in San Diego, CA on how to analyze and safely turn on a water heater pilot light that went out.
We love this for what the future of robot repair (@RobotKeepers ) and property inspections look like 🤙
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Computers transformed desk work. Smart glasses will do the same for people building, fixing, and keeping the world running.
Smart glasses let experts and AI see what you see, hear what you hear, and help you on the job.
Introducing Mentra Call, launching next week.
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Don’t worry robot operator, we got your six 🤙
Your robot tech is great, until they're on vacation, out sick or off for the weekend.
The robots keep working either way.
A backup Keeper who already knows your site and machines means downtime doesn't wait for anyone.
Every robot needs a keeper.
robotkeepers.com
Wilder Robotics retweeted
The robot crew finished overnight. The site owner wasn't there, and now has to sign off.
One question: who approved this job, and when?
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate. Sealed on site.
pask-witness.com
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Your robot tech is great, until they're on vacation, out sick or off for the weekend.
The robots keep working either way.
A backup Keeper who already knows your site and machines means downtime doesn't wait for anyone.
Every robot needs a keeper.
robotkeepers.com
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Tokio Marine will insure AI robots in Japan from November, including downtime: replacement staff or a rented robot when one is damaged.
Downtime now has a line on the policy.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
asia.nikkei.com/business/tec…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
New Orleans has proposed robotaxi permit rules, including collision reports kept on file for the city on request.
Cities are writing "produce the file" into permits.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
nola.com/gambit/news/politic…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
GXO will put Digit humanoid robots in two more warehouses, in North Carolina and Tennessee, from early 2027.
More sites, more robots, more places someone has to show up.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
globenewswire.com/news-relea…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Tokio Marine will sell AI robot insurance in Japan from November. Terms are set robot by robot, by use and operating site.
Underwriters will ask what each robot was cleared to do.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
asia.nikkei.com/business/tec…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Figure is hiring mobile techs to repair its humanoid robots on site, at commercial or residential locations, and keep records of every repair.
Humanoids will need house calls.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
job-boards.greenhouse.io/fig…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Korea plans one mobile-robot law by year end: insurance by site and operator, operators liable first, and an accident investigation committee.
Next question: who approved the job?
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
asiae.co.kr/en/article/20261…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
The wait is over. Meet #Echo humanoids.
Introducing Realbotix's first commercial robot line, available in limited quantities.
Choose from four distinct characters, each with its own face, voice, and personality. Available in tabletop and full-body configurations, Echo offers a range of options to choose from.
Say hello to Mila, Aria, Dave, and Amar.
Discover Echo: realbotix.com/
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#Realbotix #HumanoidRobots #EmbodiedAI #SocialAI #PhysicalAI
Wilder Robotics retweeted
"Anyone still waiting for the ChatGPT moment for robotics missed that the starting shot happened years ago and the first wave of real world deployments already started"
@Rewkang on where robotics development stands today and the challenges between here and mass adoption
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Diligent Robotics wants a weekend field tech in Chicago for its hospital robots: preventive maintenance, incident triage, repairs, credentials at partner hospitals.
Robots work weekends too.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local.
job-boards.greenhouse.io/dil…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Miami-Dade's proposed delivery-robot rules: permits, $100,000 liability cover, an incident log, and a county report within 24 hours.
That file starts after something happens.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
miamidade.gov/govaction/legi…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Pudu says it has more than 130,000 robots working in 85+ countries, and it's adding semi-humanoids and quadrupeds to its cleaning and delivery lines.
New shapes, same job: someone keeps each one running where it works.
Every robot needs a keeper.
roboticsandautomationnews.co…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
A law firm says robot product liability now comes up routinely in investor diligence: insurance, indemnity, incident history, safety documents.
The file gets asked for early.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
foleyhoag.com/news-and-insig…
Wilder Robotics retweeted
You can build your own humanoid robot.
Asimov 1 is an open-source reference humanoid robot. It ships as a complete DIY kit. $20,000 total, delivered to your door. menlo.ai/asimov-1
Wilder Robotics retweeted
Robots will bring many new jobs, and repurpose some existing with greater utility. Be optimistic 🤙
A big Chinese retailer says it now does after-sales repair for nearly 100 robot makers, and is retraining couriers as robot repair engineers.
Robots ship everywhere. Repairs happen where they work.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
spke.com/en/ai/article/3690
