$AUKI is testing indoor robot tracking with bluetooth in a situation where the robot isn't already calibrated into the domain. One thing that stands out to me is that Auki doesn't need to install dedicated beacons. A phone in the environment can act as a listener, while the bluetooth signal helps guide the tracker toward the tag. You can actually watch it happen in the demo. The AR guidance points toward the target and at one point it says: “Signal gets stronger this way" and then it finds the tag. If physical AI is going to scale, robots can't always depend on perfectly prepared environments with specialized infrastructure everywhere they go. The more a system can use devices and infrastructure that are already around, the easier deployment becomes. Auki clearly understands this. They're not just building tools for robots, they're building the spatial layer that can help AI, robots, phones, and other devices understand physical environments. $AUKI = Eyes for AI & Robotics x.com/Auki/status/21 …