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Irvin (in Japan ๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต)
@irvinxyz
Robotics researcher & builder working on physical AI, robot identity, and cultural/economic infra for autonomous robots. Prev NASA, Goldman Sachs, Mysten Labs
๊ฐ€์ž… March 2012
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Interesting
Congrats on the launch @pollenrobotics. A few genuine questions, mostly around positioning: Who is this actually for? The branding reads as kids, but the ad shows adults playing against each other. That mismatch is a bit confusing, I assume parents seeing this may be tempted to buy it for children, so why no kids in the ad? Which raises the safety question: the design is cool, but the exterior looks unfinished, motors and internals still exposed, and it's quite noisy. For an adult developer/hobbyist audience that can be fine, but for kids maybe it's a real concern. Honest question: is this a finished consumer product, or a dev/hobbyist platform? Being explicit about that would clear up both the positioning and the safety expectation.
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