Robotics Weekly

A Weekly Editorial on Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

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Daniel Osei

AI Infrastructure & Robotics Markets

Daniel covers the compute and capital underneath robotics: chip platforms, simulation infrastructure, funding rounds, and public-market listings.

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The Bellwether IPO: What Seer's Hong Kong Listing Says About Physical AI

Shanghai Seer's $1.4 billion Chapter 18C listing is the first real public-market stress test for robotics, and it's betting on infrastructure, not humanoid theater.

No. 3 of 7 · Daniel Osei

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The Infrastructure Monopoly: Nvidia's Quiet Conquest of Physical AI

Jensen Huang's South Korea tour wasn't about hardware. It was about making Isaac GR00T the default operating system every robotics company has to license.

No. 5 of 7 · Daniel Osei

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Beyond the Foundation Model: Why the Future of Robotics Belongs to Native Hardware

GENISOM AI's new mass-produced robotics platform bypasses the cloud-wrapped control stack entirely, betting that deployability, not model scale, is now the real differentiator.

No. 2 of 2 · Daniel Osei

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