2025-12-25 08:22:50

OpenMind is building an open-source operating system aimed at breaking down silos in robotics. The goal? Get robots talking, coordinating, and working together seamlessly across different sectors.

Here's the thing: the robotics field right now is basically a bunch of isolated islands. Every industry develops its own stack—proprietary systems, closed ecosystems. They can't play nice with each other. Interoperability? Scaling? Forget about it. That fragmentation is holding the whole space back.

This standardization push could reshape how the entire robotics industry operates. Unified protocols. Better coordination. Real interoperability. The potential is huge.

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AirdropHermit

· 5h ago

The "Ethereum moment" in the robotics world? Once the open-source standards are established, no one can miss out on this wave of benefits.

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PanicSeller69

· 5h ago

The robotics field is really just a bunch of isolated islands now. This should have been changed a long time ago. --- Open-source systems for universal protocols? Sounds good, but it all depends on whether it can actually be implemented. --- Wait, who will ensure that this set of standards won't be monopolized by certain giants again? --- Interoperability has been talked about for years, but in the end, everyone still does their own thing... --- If we can truly unify the protocols, the robotics sector could really take off, but there's still a long way to go. --- Fragmentation has always been a pain point, but will stakeholders voluntarily let go? I remain skeptical. --- Feels a bit idealistic? Can the open-source community withstand industry pressure... --- This time, there really is a chance to break down barriers, or will it just be another abandoned project? Time will tell.

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