We're building foundation models for physical AGI — by automating retail fulfillment with American-supervised robots in American stores.
The problem
Stores are unstructured, occupied, and unforgiving. Stocking, picking, and restocking demand contact with the world — force, touch, judgment in crowded aisles — that today's robots cannot yet do alone. Labor is scarce. The work does not wait.
Our hypothesis: the path to physical AGI runs through automating retail fulfillment — training foundation models on the contact of real American work.
Partner with usHow we get there
Robots in stores, supervised and operated by remote American employees.
Deliver the business outcome — stocking, picking, restocking — before models are ready to fly solo.
Every hour of work becomes force, tactile, proprioception, and social context for our foundation models.
Step by step, capability compounds until human oversight can step back.
We work the hardest environments — unstructured, occupied, unforgiving — because that's where physical AGI has to learn.