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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 31 MIN

Ep. 89: CES 2026: Robotaxi Wars, Humanoid Robots & Drone Delivery

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Episode 89 is all about CES 2026 and the three tech lanes that feel closest to going mainstream: robotaxis, robotics, and drone delivery.We break down:Robotaxi Wars: Uber’s robotaxi strategy (and what it signals vs. Tesla + Waymo)NVIDIA @ CES: the push to make autonomy more “platform-driven” (plus the Mercedes angle)Boston Dynamics Atlas: built for efficiency, not “human mimicry” — and why that mattersConsumer robotics reality check: iRobot’s stumble while everyone else ships smarter vacuumsDrone delivery: expanding fast… but still fighting the efficiency problemIf you’re trying to figure out what’s hype vs. what’s actually ready for scale, this episode’s for you.Chapters00:00 Intro + CES themes02:20 Robotaxis (Uber x Lucid x Nuro) + NVIDIA autonomy platform08:45 Tesla vs Waymo debate + “moat” talk09:00 Boston Dynamics Atlas + Hyundai / DeepMind thread17:25 Smart home robots + iRobot downfall19:55 Drone delivery (Wing / Walmart expansion) + why scaling is hard27:25 Wrap: when robotaxis go mainstream#CES #NVIDIA #Waymo #Uber #Robotaxi #Robotics #BostonDynamics #Drones #AI

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