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good okay right but i mean it didn't work on yeah i that's what e. b. e.
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we had one and you want to do basically to make what actions simple
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right now it's very complicated no to me to be does that make it
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as easy as possible as easy to use today to use chat g. e.
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we have this image of a challenge today which is a vision he's eighteen like never before so i think
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oh yeah the
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it's a big but what is coming soon
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alright six eighteen population so see a vision is getting much older now uh
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we are in while having to hide around certain people above sixty by twenty city
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and at the same time we either decrees of so work falls to be available
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so we are more people need to kill off unless people gonna work for that
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as if he was actually the perfect working t. to apply robotic distillation
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we can have a robotics are but system providing support for health
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care providers and also opposed to work falls but we social thirteen workforce
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how about some the limitation at the moment uh first uh robots
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currently are only deployed instruction on violence seconds with the handle unstructured environment
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uh so only working very specific tasks that the program
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and every time you want to chance of passage to reprogram
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yes that's going to create a big button it to use robots today and when you look at the cool methods to
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date program robots have option one code to to spend lots
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of time to learn out code and to understand how robots work
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a method to uh he's doing lenny from demonstration so you hold of a button can demonstrate
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some the task has to do and so it's just something to the everywhere and used today
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and methods reverses something which is it's a product which came out just a six year is vision interfaces
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and when you see now that's just method very simple and easy as just to talk to
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or what to get to do things as a bit is that that's what we want to do
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uh we want to allow people to control what what's buy
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votes especially working with a constraint instructions working for unspecified tasks working
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in a unstructured environment and family working with unknown objects so that's
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why we are here presenting do it as tragically t. four bucks
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so i'll position is basically pretty simple is to have
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human like interaction based on that and and and and also
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to from two from says ellen's you'll gentleness too new
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passed in people to be reduced to a variety of instructions
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approaches you how the user with a robot as what about just here and the user can say a sentence which is
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not the specific as uh we used contract which uh we've as i stands while back so a sentence
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could be oh i will drink anymore can it just gets a bottle away and placed onto the table
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something that we lose you know that's an constrained uh well then was the brains robot take its information isn't and i can
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get into robotic actions dozens of about is finding out what to do like look it's can move just to to pick it up
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and then look at the table was moved just we haven't droppings um objects it and so
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here we have a team of four people so we are actually two and a computer vision
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uh students while twenties expect he's on some understanding and how to combine vision we've language
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so uh you need a tune young and charm uh coming from queen mary and we have on how many are in myself in an l.
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uh from it yeah looking at the robotic aspect how we can get sees actions and and actually get or what it
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and finally we have our most important member he of the team had then then our lovely or what
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and we had to working prototype uh says an example e. only just save your coffee place which
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is basically so request we have some last for about it so here's what is interpreting what's happening
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i just said i will have go to bring his coffee so what gaps that uh only want to the coffee and then is that it it affected
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just let me throw sort of machine here we have a coffee already have ready which could be done if
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we had to do to give machine is uh what is driving back and impact one way and then eventually
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and just have to make to release it it's we have actually on our about some uh sends them to people that can be used to happens at
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uh that's when examples actually asking is also multilingual so this is another case
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e. o. some can be here it but i basically and saying
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in french uh as if they did what they can expect that level
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and says answer but understand it it has to pick a bottle it can look at the bottom the scene get close grasp it it
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knows where's the table it and try to table and then drops
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of levels it just to show some examples of a working system here
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so what is the the whole well i'm not setting robots buttons working on software it's we're looking at licensing
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so we have to focus on is basically what the companies and integrators so integrated into one building
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all buttons are buying robots instances and putting everything together to be able to deliver studies to client
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and then we have uh i'll end uses so we're targeting basically full segments when it's posted that it
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select the hotels in company a s. m. u. sex small and medium enterprises
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uh have institutions and also in a little at home with all the robot could be
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paid by instances and if we look and this is the market if by twenty thirty
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what's making all the total billions of dollars for the robotic market that
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only only work on the software and certain markets only forty five billions
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and increased six four from today around seven billions to lesser space
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to fall at people want to work on the brain of robots
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and we have a potential client three well only cavorting with the naked
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that's what we could be interested to license up technology pretty good actually
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that's with the i'll contractions like we don't do it at ten to put the rubber uh for but that's what we
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did is nine days when asked that they want to work
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with them constraints instructions into will be able to with unknown objects
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integrating navigation and manipulation and funny also working on our i i. p. development and
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um and then where is the model and combining language in addition to get that
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uh and the next steps that we are planning to but complete
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lies and definitely that that didn't dissuade effect finalise i'll call id
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a working to preserve our businesses that has to be honest doesn't work every time at the moment
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and maybe signed a contract with uh our departments which would bring
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in that we could get some actual revenue by twenty twenty four

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Julien Battaglia, SLIP: Solutions for Liquidity and Investment Planning
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