They're fighting an uphill battle trying to take on fashion. Fashion is so customizable and so specific, and then it all changes so fast. Trying to automate that is a huge challenge since automation typically depends on predictability and repeatablility. It'll be impressive if they have even a small impact. We'll just have to wait and see them prove it.
I think they are trying to beat the market by leaning into that. Clothes built in rapid automated configuration vs sprawling supply lines that would need updated to meet scale.
WOW! Smashed the sub button. I love your ability as an interviewer to ask a question and then just listen to the answer without correcting or injecting - easy to say, but a very hard skill to learn. Bravo!! Plus, I just love the idea of 3D weaving, and I can't wait until Kevin's vision goes to general market. The world needs more Kevins for sure!
Same for me. If I want to think of the same problem a week later it’s like de novo. This ends up creating many interesting iterations for the same design problem. If anything sticks it’s because I’ve beaten a serious path. Maybe it’s like when you lose an e-mail draft and you loathe rewriting it but then you realize it’s not so hard and the second version is actually better and went pretty quick. Anyway, when he said goldfish, I thought he was going to talk about water body sizes 😂
The difference in how it feels to talk to a founder working on a real company (vs., Extropic) is incredible. Real world work will humble you, real fast.
There's noise cancelling or some kind of filter on the audio and it's driving me nuts. It sounds like it's trying to make speech more clear but it's distracting and sounds like you're mumbling.
Yeah it's been growing old to me too, the alternate is (1) worse audio quality or (2) massive podcast mics. What do you think? Atp I'm thinking I like 2 a lot.
thank you for these awesome interviews, saw the aerospace one, and was just hooked since. hope you get all the success you deserve with these high quality interviews
Team goldfish 💪🏽 Yeah, I have the exact same issue, and same perspective. I call it "cognitive consistency" as a system, where given the same variables, I should be able to the same answer. For the sake of the fact that I cannot rely on my own memory.
Speaking of customizable. If you could order a cell phone with the options that you want like a headphone jack or premium speakers or more battery storage. Would you?
min 27:58 you don't need to explain yourself, its the invisible hand that distributes the wealth equally. That being said inflation/money printing and dilution of the money supply does distort this effect for the masses and those that own assets but net benefit does go to society.
AI definitely is going to change manufacturing, Tesla started and other will pick up. wish I get to do my stuff, with some investors backing me too, anyway robotics and AI is a real power
One of if not the best channels on youtube right now. Your commitment to bring high quality content is immaculate.
They're fighting an uphill battle trying to take on fashion. Fashion is so customizable and so specific, and then it all changes so fast. Trying to automate that is a huge challenge since automation typically depends on predictability and repeatablility. It'll be impressive if they have even a small impact. We'll just have to wait and see them prove it.
I think they are trying to beat the market by leaning into that. Clothes built in rapid automated configuration vs sprawling supply lines that would need updated to meet scale.
WOW! Smashed the sub button. I love your ability as an interviewer to ask a question and then just listen to the answer without correcting or injecting - easy to say, but a very hard skill to learn. Bravo!! Plus, I just love the idea of 3D weaving, and I can't wait until Kevin's vision goes to general market. The world needs more Kevins for sure!
Bro has literally highlighted how I deal with memory issues to a point I hadn't consciously thought of and for that I am grateful.
Kevin uses a lil notebook to write down stuff, it's pretty sick.
@@s3_build did it have lots of references to other page numbers?
Same for me. If I want to think of the same problem a week later it’s like de novo. This ends up creating many interesting iterations for the same design problem. If anything sticks it’s because I’ve beaten a serious path. Maybe it’s like when you lose an e-mail draft and you loathe rewriting it but then you realize it’s not so hard and the second version is actually better and went pretty quick.
Anyway, when he said goldfish, I thought he was going to talk about water body sizes 😂
The difference in how it feels to talk to a founder working on a real company (vs., Extropic) is incredible. Real world work will humble you, real fast.
There's noise cancelling or some kind of filter on the audio and it's driving me nuts. It sounds like it's trying to make speech more clear but it's distracting and sounds like you're mumbling.
Yeah it's been growing old to me too, the alternate is (1) worse audio quality or (2) massive podcast mics. What do you think? Atp I'm thinking I like 2 a lot.
@@s3_build if the interview is in a factory we expect some background noise... or find a conference room
@@s3_buildis there a middle choice of some noise? A little bit of the environment is good thing imo
@@s3_build can you get the raw audio, pass it through separate noise cancellation software, then mix 1/4 the original to 3/4 the noise-cancelled?
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Absolutely ground-breaking stuff!
thank you for these awesome interviews, saw the aerospace one, and was just hooked since. hope you get all the success you deserve with these high quality interviews
There are no weird questions. Great interviews with creative questions that we all want to hear the answers to. Well done & keep up excellent work!
Great , just great! Thats it!!!
Well thanks for showing us the tech!
Team goldfish 💪🏽 Yeah, I have the exact same issue, and same perspective. I call it "cognitive consistency" as a system, where given the same variables, I should be able to the same answer. For the sake of the fact that I cannot rely on my own memory.
This guy is great and I love his combination of engineering detail and big picture business. How do I invest?
haha thank you!
I love this channel. So inspiring!
Speaking of customizable. If you could order a cell phone with the options that you want like a headphone jack or premium speakers or more battery storage. Would you?
Where can I get that jacket, hoping they made it honestly.
20 years of real USPS use
My mind is blown that this was actually answered in the video.
This interview had nothing to do with the title topic, but there's a lot in it that might be insightful.
I don't get it. Weaving has always been 3D.
Watch the other video they made on this, it explains that
Great video.....
min 27:58 you don't need to explain yourself, its the invisible hand that distributes the wealth equally. That being said inflation/money printing and dilution of the money supply does distort this effect for the masses and those that own assets but net benefit does go to society.
3d weaving is a very old idea and 3d knitting machines are a decade+ old now. I was hoping for innovation not a rehash of old ideas.
I think the "3d weaving" they're talking about for clothing here is quite different than the 3d woven textiles made by, say, Bally Ribbon Mills.
goldfish is right.
first view first comment - great episode!
AI definitely is going to change manufacturing, Tesla started and other will pick up. wish I get to do my stuff, with some investors backing me too, anyway robotics and AI is
a real power
Truly high level video! (can i get a heart like hehe)