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Renting robots at $1-10 an hour instead of selling them is the obvious sales and revenue maximization strategy
Client can say “we’re paying humans $30 all in for this work and they make mistakes, sue us and quit — paying $10 an hour makes this ‘set it and forget it’ for the
Client can say “we’re paying humans $30 all in for this work and they make mistakes, sue us and quit — paying $10 an hour makes this ‘set it and forget it’ for the
Ritwik Pavan@ritwikpavan · Oct 9JUST IN: Ultra raised $50M to rent AI robots to warehouses instead of selling them.
Its robots pack, sort, and prepare orders while warehouses pay a monthly fee to use them.
-500K+ orders packed
-$62M raised to date
-Can work up to 24 hours a day
-Installed and working within
Its robots pack, sort, and prepare orders while warehouses pay a monthly fee to use them.
-500K+ orders packed
-$62M raised to date
-Can work up to 24 hours a day
-Installed and working within
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