Michael Autery — Robotics
- Partner At Future
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
Building autonomous maritime rescue robots for search-and-rescue at sea.
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See AllBuilding turn-key AI robots that handle repetitive retail shelf-stocking tasks, already deployed in Sweden stores.
Building turn-key humanoid robots for repetitive retail store tasks, live in Sweden and expanding to Finland.
Building AI-powered humanoid robots to automate repetitive retail tasks like shelf stocking.
Teo Rizvanovic — Robotics
Building turn-key AI robots that handle repetitive retail shelf-stocking tasks, already deployed in Sweden stores.
Teo Rizvanovic — Robotics
Building turn-key humanoid robots for repetitive retail store tasks, live in Sweden and expanding to Finland.
Why the AI Bubble Narrative Fails the Infrastructure Test
Critics calling the $725 billion AI capex boom a repeat of the dot-com bubble ignore a fundamental structural difference: the long-term utility of the underlying silicon.
Google’s $100 AI Tier Squeezes Developer Startups
Google is turning away from cheap consumer chatbots to hunt high-yield developer dollars, and independent dev tool startups are in the crosshairs.
Teo Rizvanovic — Robotics
Building AI-powered humanoid robots to automate repetitive retail tasks like shelf stocking.
Architecting the Agentic Stack: How Top Tech Teams Structure AI Workflows
The era of the isolated AI copilot is dead, replaced by highly structured, agentic workflows governed by cross-functional teams and centralized guardrails.
The $250 Million Week That Changed Cybersecurity
Five funding rounds in a single week signal a definitive shift from passive security co-pilots to autonomous AI agents that fight threats in real time.
Nvidia plans to dodge the power grid in outer space
As terrestrial power grids buckle under the weight of AI workloads, Nvidia and StarCloud are taking compute to orbit.
KuphDev — AgriTech
Building Rowve, a bimanual robotic platform with physical intelligence for field labor tasks like weeding, planting and harvesting in agriculture.
Alex Chen — AgriTech
Alex Chen @chenchen posted he's actively building more spaces for rogue AI agents to message each other at alexxchen.com/board.
The US Solar Inundation Has Arrived
As a record-breaking wave of solar power floods the US grid, the real venture opportunity has shifted from generating electrons to managing them.
Why Robots Are Finally Leaving Detroit Behind
Detroit no longer commands the robotics army. A sudden shift to non-automotive sectors is changing where automation capital flows.
Federico Martelli — DeepTech
Building data infrastructure to run factories, with focus on robotics and physical AI applications.
The Death of the Generalist Remote Worker
Basic administrative remote roles are vanishing as startups pivot to high-value AI specialists who manage agentic workflows.
The Record-Breaking Funding Boom That Most Startups Missed
North American venture capital hit a historic $392 billion in H1 2026, but the massive headline numbers hide a brutal reality for non-AI founders.
AI Agents Are Now Auditing Their Own API Bills
A new open protocol allows autonomous AI agents to audit live LLM pricing and benchmark data, transforming how enterprise workflows route API calls.
KuphDev — Robotics
Building general-purpose physical intelligence platform with bimanual robotic arms for field labor tasks like weeding, planting, pruning in agriculture.
Fawaz Abu-Ghazaleh — ClimaTech
AI-powered sustainability platform for businesses to measure, manage and reduce carbon footprints via automation and data.
Privann — Robotics
Building NTX, a narrow enclosed electric vehicle with active tilt, steer-by-wire and model predictive control.
The DevTool Realignment: Where the Next Billion Dollar Engines Are Built
As AI coding tools hit $12.8 billion in 2026, legacy developer tool categories are being aggressively hollowed out by agent-native developer ecosystems.
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