Another amazing $AUKI community update that deserves your attention. At NACS, Auki pitched Cactus, its intelligence copilot for physical retail, showing how spatial intelligence, robots and store data can work together to create a digital twin of the store and help retailers make better operational decisions. New leads from the pitch represent well over 20,000 addressable stores. One retailer alone has 20,000+ locations, with additional prospects spanning from 300-1000 stores. Some are already interested in starting pilots as soon as possible, with interest even extending to running Cactus using just a phone. This is huge because retailers don’t need to start with a fleet of robots. Cactus itself can be the entry point. The team is also demonstrating how Auki’s spatial intelligence can extend to staff. They built a glasses demo that combines eye tracking with CCTV positioning to display contextual information based on where a worker is looking inside the store. Nils is also preparing a keynote for the Humanoid Hub conference in San Francisco this Friday. What’s becoming clear is that the opportunity isn’t limited to robots. Phones, glasses, and cameras can all become different ways of interacting with the same spatial layer. This gives Auki a path into physical retail, with Cactus already providing a practical entry point for businesses to start using that spatial intelligence. $AUKI is cooking and definitely deserves way more attention than it's currently getting. Looking forward to seeing the keynote speech Friday, which could certainly land some new leads.