Mission Control makes Bob, a wearable that captures the hands-on expertise nobody wrote down.
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At 600 lines a minute, the tray on our CO2 laser shakes and the prints come out wavy.
The fix is a pad of sticky notes jammed into the corner of the bay. Our software wrote it into the procedure as a "stabilizing pad."
What's the sticky-note fix in your shop?
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Get on a plane. Fly places. Meet the real people - in person - who need what you’re building. Listen carefully, take notes, and break bread. You can’t solve it from a whiteboard.
Had the incredible opportunity to meet @MatthewChang today at one of Chang Robotics’ facilities. He and his crazy smart team are growing quickly. Which is no surprise: they have a wildly clear understanding of what it takes to stand up new factories, and what real teams need from real robotics platforms. What a refreshing break from the hype.
Flew out with a case of Bob units: the gameboy and the vegeta scouter. Ethan took to it immediately. These tools are built to help winning teams go from great to untouchable by combining the intuition and genius of a human roboticist/machinist with what AI is naturally good at.
We’re proud to support Chang and grateful for the unique opportunity we got today. Thanks Matt and looking forward to more to come 👊🙏🍻
Meet your mutuals IRL, especially if they bring AI knowledge capture for robotics to your robot lab. That’s me wearing AI glasses building a digital Matt with Ramsay Brown.
@_ramsaybrown made the trip to Jacksonville to demo Mission Control while our techs had a scheduled autonomous robot repair.
Our tech Ethan, who is a 24 year old engineering grad from @JacksonvilleU, replaced the braking system on a @MobileIndRobots by @Teradyneinc AMR.
That knowledge is now captured in a digital SOP with video, transcript, and auto generated PDF for training.
The next generation of new hires will talk to digital Ethan before repairing an AMR.
The guy in the blue shirt is Joe, our CIO who is responsible for our SOC2 compliance and data privacy. It is very challenging to get hard tech through Joe. So far Ramsay seems to be winning him over based on starting with a sovereign data architecture.
My plan is to deploy this technology with our field technicians while we build a factory, and turn over the SOP’s to our customers as a gift, replacing/supplementing the legacy practice of O&M manuals.
At the local trade schools, where the factory operators train prior to employment at the factories we build, the operators will be able to train on the SOP’s our technicians generate during install and commissioning.
-your neighborhood engineer
CC: @spkcostello
Capturing knowledge in a digital SOP with @MatthewChang and @ChangRobotics 👀
Meet your mutuals IRL, especially if they bring AI knowledge capture for robotics to your robot lab. That’s me wearing AI glasses building a digital Matt with Ramsay Brown.
@_ramsaybrown made the trip to Jacksonville to demo Mission Control while our techs had a scheduled autonomous robot repair.
Our tech Ethan, who is a 24 year old engineering grad from @JacksonvilleU, replaced the braking system on a @MobileIndRobots by @Teradyneinc AMR.
That knowledge is now captured in a digital SOP with video, transcript, and auto generated PDF for training.
The next generation of new hires will talk to digital Ethan before repairing an AMR.
The guy in the blue shirt is Joe, our CIO who is responsible for our SOC2 compliance and data privacy. It is very challenging to get hard tech through Joe. So far Ramsay seems to be winning him over based on starting with a sovereign data architecture.
My plan is to deploy this technology with our field technicians while we build a factory, and turn over the SOP’s to our customers as a gift, replacing/supplementing the legacy practice of O&M manuals.
At the local trade schools, where the factory operators train prior to employment at the factories we build, the operators will be able to train on the SOP’s our technicians generate during install and commissioning.
-your neighborhood engineer
CC: @spkcostello
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Meet your mutuals IRL, especially if they bring AI knowledge capture for robotics to your robot lab. That’s me wearing AI glasses building a digital Matt with Ramsay Brown.
@_ramsaybrown made the trip to Jacksonville to demo Mission Control while our techs had a scheduled autonomous robot repair.
Our tech Ethan, who is a 24 year old engineering grad from @JacksonvilleU, replaced the braking system on a @MobileIndRobots by @Teradyneinc AMR.
That knowledge is now captured in a digital SOP with video, transcript, and auto generated PDF for training.
The next generation of new hires will talk to digital Ethan before repairing an AMR.
The guy in the blue shirt is Joe, our CIO who is responsible for our SOC2 compliance and data privacy. It is very challenging to get hard tech through Joe. So far Ramsay seems to be winning him over based on starting with a sovereign data architecture.
My plan is to deploy this technology with our field technicians while we build a factory, and turn over the SOP’s to our customers as a gift, replacing/supplementing the legacy practice of O&M manuals.
At the local trade schools, where the factory operators train prior to employment at the factories we build, the operators will be able to train on the SOP’s our technicians generate during install and commissioning.
-your neighborhood engineer
CC: @spkcostello
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@UseMissionCtrl wants to turn every machinist into Tony Stark.
That's why we built Bob. The Co-Engineer for real life.
If you're building something, DM me. We're delivering pelican cases of Bob every week.
youtube.com/watch?v=XxYVAmHp…
Recorded on Bob, a wearable from Mission Control. usemissioncontrol.com
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some exciting tech news this morning — anduril is building the first american-made computer in 20 years
Today, @anduriltech and @qualcomm announced a new laptop that will eventually be 100% made in America, a “first step” toward creating a market for U.S.-manufactured components and total technological self-sufficiency.
Building computers in America should be a matter of “national pride,” says @PalmerLuckey.
@JonasYDu reports 👇
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@UseMissionCtrl has been working on something new that I'm very excited to share with you.
We want to save the 1,000,000 years of industrial expertise that retire per day.
To do that, I'm proud to introduce you to Bob, our first hardware device.
youtu.be/llwWwxrQA1I
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I have good news, and I have bad news.
The good news is: the cavalry is coming. We are saved. The crisis will be resolved. The problem will be solved.
The bad news is: if you are reading this, you’re the cavalry.
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The important part isn’t the model it’s the latent space. That’s where the Borges-adjacent infinite stories lies. And if your stories are better; if your hyperstitions are better; you win. And the model was the means to the ends of arranging the magic spell of tokens to win
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Found some old marketing collateral from @UseMissionCtrl. Jesus we went hard on synthetic labor even back in 2023
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you know what you have to do.
concept country issue 01 - zine of the world's first network state - available now on @metalabel_
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@therealbrom made this for @UseMissionCtrl. Eff, it's good. we might run this as marketing..
