Film · 03:00
The model on the factory floor
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The film studies fixtures, safety markings, tools, and human movement as the real interface for a general-purpose robot.
The visible surface
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The visible interface is only the final surface of a longer chain of research, infrastructure, labor, and institutional decisions.
The film studies fixtures, safety markings, tools, and human movement as the real interface for a general-purpose robot.
The next test is documented behavior, independently checkable evidence, and the people responsible when the demonstration becomes ordinary work.
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- Official public record ↗figure.ai · accessed 2026-07-13
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