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Duo Robotics is live. Say what the robot should do. An AI engineer writes the program, runs it in simulation, and proves it on 32 setups it has never seen. Every result ships with the video, the score and the code. The future of robot programming. robotics.duo.tech

The next frontier is physical. Intelligence is leaving the screen. It is moving into factories, warehouses, hospitals, and eventually homes, where it will operate machinery, move freight, and take on work that software alone was never able to touch. The companies leading that shift are private. Figure, Apptronik, Standard Bots, Dyna, and Maven are already deployed in production environments, and their equity remains inside venture rounds that most investors have no route into. The technology becomes public long before the ownership does. GROK exists to close that distance. It is built as an open market for a sector that does not yet have one, and as a way for conviction in physical AI to become genuine exposure while the industry is still taking shape. BOT is the foundation. It connects GROK to a fund already holding positions across the robotics stack, so exposure is not concentrated in a single humanoid company or a single bet on form factor. As further instruments become available, the same market can widen from one portfolio into a far broader set of public and private assets. $98,949 has already been paid out to holders: duo.tech/dashboard