Beijing just hosted humanoid robot games. Robots competing in public like it is already normal. Back in March Nils explained exactly why China got here first. More humanoids broken in China this year than America produced. Not a GPU problem. An iteration speed problem. Western teams fry three robots and wait months for replacements. Chinese teams drive to Shenzhen and have parts the same day. Every robot deployed at that pace needs to understand where it is. Every fleet scaling across factories, warehouses and stores needs spatial intelligence connecting all those machines in real time. That infrastructure layer is what the Auki network is building, in Hong Kong. Shenzhen a car ride away. The only place on earth where you can iterate hardware at the same speed you normally iterate software. Nils closed his entire essay with one line $AUKI is hiring. Worth paying attention to why imo!