The secondary market is quite surreal.On Friday, amidst widespread lament across various industries,robotics emerged as a surprising force.Many are searching for the reasons behind this.Indeed, there are numerous factors at play.After all,many players are rolling out their third-generation machines in small batches.Several players believe they are about to secure key contracts.There are even rumors that a certain company has already secured a key contract.Perhaps from a financial perspective, it simply reached a bottom.There is capital available to explore opportunities.Regardless,the progress of the industry is real.The secondary market, however, is influenced by macroeconomic factors, liquidity, and shifts in sector funding.Regarding the communication about Hammernaco’s financial report,the Planet team quickly summarized the key points on Thursday.The main points are as follows:1) Guidance for robotics next year2) Situation with North American clients3) Developments in China, with confirmed partners4) The company is not satisfied with just making reducers5) Future strategies of the companyAnother giant’s robotics strategy is becoming clearer.
Google DeepMind has recruited former Boston Dynamics CTO Aaron Saunders,to serve as Vice President of Hardware Engineering.
Reportedly, during his tenure at Boston Dynamics, Aaron Saunders led the development of various robots,notable works include the humanoid robot Atlas, capable of backflips, and the robotic dog Spot with long claws.He served as Vice President of the engineering team starting in 2018 and was promoted to Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in 2021, overseeing the company’s technological research and development.
DeepMind CEO Hassabis has mentioned the goal of creating an Android system for robots.
As always, do not let the fluctuations of the secondary market affect your confidence in the robotics industry.Regarding the key contract rumors from Friday and recent changes in industry progress,as well as a detailed analysis of Hammernaco’s financial report,we will discuss this in the Planet.