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    Misha Denil Retweets Robot Pilot Customer Quote

    Retweet highlights customer request after years of development attempts.

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    Misha Denil retweeted a post from the account reimaginerobots. The post describes a customer who viewed an ongoing robot pilot and said the task looked easy enough to attempt. The customer made the comment a few weeks after the pilot began. The account notes the request followed a decade of prior efforts on the project. Denil is identified in the retweet context as a researcher with experience at DeepMind and a PhD from Oxford. The exchange forms part of visible replies and shares on the platform. No further details on the outcome or response to the customer's request appear in the shared post.

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    @reimaginerobots"That looks easy. Can we try?" Our customer asked us this a few weeks into our first pilot. After a decade spent trying to crack robot deployment, that question was music to our ears. We learned the hard way that robotics must be user-first, not model-first.
    @notmishaRT @reimaginerobots: "That looks easy. Can we try?" Our customer asked us this a few weeks into our first pilot. After a decade spent tryi…

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    @reimaginerobots"That looks easy. Can we try?" Our customer asked us this a few weeks into our first pilot. After a decade spent trying to crack robot deployment, that question was music to our ears. We learned the hard way that robotics must be user-first, not model-first.
    @notmishaRT @reimaginerobots: "That looks easy. Can we try?" Our customer asked us this a few weeks into our first pilot. After a decade spent tryi…