Skild just crossed a $100M annual revenue run rate, ten months after its first commercial deployment. It now has 60+ paying customers and is working with NVIDIA and Foxconn to deploy robot arms for Blackwell system assembly. Those deployments helped shape S1. Customers keep changing parts, layouts and workflows. Having to collect data and retrain every time gets expensive fast. S1 lets operators teach a new task with a video prompt, without updating the model’s weights. It addresses a practical problem: keeping robots useful as the work changes. Skild’s bigger bet is that experience from different customers can improve the general model, so future deployments need less customization. The business grows by deploying robots; those deployments help build the next version of the brain. Congrats to @deepakpathak and the whole team!