Dyna Robotics’ case for workplace robots that recover from mistakes

A recap of a session with Dyna Robotics leaders says co-founder Jason Ma sees the challenge as putting robots to paid work, not making demos. It describes Dyna’s emphasis on building its own hardware and models and starting with recoverable, end-to-end tasks like towel folding. The recap says Dyna had not started mass hardware production and that its robot took about 20 seconds to fold a box, versus seven seconds for a worker.