Everyone is focused on building robots. Somebody has to prove what they did.
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Pask retweeted
GXO will put Digit humanoid robots in two more warehouses, in North Carolina and Tennessee, from early 2027.
More sites, more robots, more places someone has to show up.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
globenewswire.com/news-relea…
Tokio Marine will sell AI robot insurance in Japan from November. Terms are set robot by robot, by use and operating site.
Underwriters will ask what each robot was cleared to do.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
asia.nikkei.com/business/tec…
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Figure is hiring mobile techs to repair its humanoid robots on site, at commercial or residential locations, and keep records of every repair.
Humanoids will need house calls.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
job-boards.greenhouse.io/fig…
Korea plans one mobile-robot law by year end: insurance by site and operator, operators liable first, and an accident investigation committee.
Next question: who approved the job?
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
asiae.co.kr/en/article/20261…
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Diligent Robotics wants a weekend field tech in Chicago for its hospital robots: preventive maintenance, incident triage, repairs, credentials at partner hospitals.
Robots work weekends too.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local.
job-boards.greenhouse.io/dil…
Miami-Dade's proposed delivery-robot rules: permits, $100,000 liability cover, an incident log, and a county report within 24 hours.
That file starts after something happens.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
miamidade.gov/govaction/legi…
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Pudu says it has more than 130,000 robots working in 85+ countries, and it's adding semi-humanoids and quadrupeds to its cleaning and delivery lines.
New shapes, same job: someone keeps each one running where it works.
Every robot needs a keeper.
roboticsandautomationnews.co…
A law firm says robot product liability now comes up routinely in investor diligence: insurance, indemnity, incident history, safety documents.
The file gets asked for early.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
foleyhoag.com/news-and-insig…
Pask retweeted
Robots will bring many new jobs, and repurpose some existing with greater utility. Be optimistic 🤙
A big Chinese retailer says it now does after-sales repair for nearly 100 robot makers, and is retraining couriers as robot repair engineers.
Robots ship everywhere. Repairs happen where they work.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
spke.com/en/ai/article/3690
Pask retweeted
A big Chinese retailer says it now does after-sales repair for nearly 100 robot makers, and is retraining couriers as robot repair engineers.
Robots ship everywhere. Repairs happen where they work.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
spke.com/en/ai/article/3690
A Pask record doesn't prove the job was done well.
It proves who approved it, at the gate, before it started. Sealed on site, verifiable offline.
Quality is a separate file. Approval is ours.
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Pask retweeted
Amazon runs more than 1 million robots. It says its robotic sites typically need 30% more people in reliability, maintenance and engineering, and its robot maintenance techs are up over 30%.
Robots scale. So does upkeep.
Every robot needs a keeper.
arstechnica.com/ai/2026/10/i…
A robot that damages stock may be hacked, buggy or set up wrong. Each cause can point to a different party and policy.
When a claim comes, start from evidence, not reconstruction.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
cyberinsurancenews.org/physi…
Korea has cleared a four-legged robot to patrol public footpaths for the first time, in Cheonan's parks, under conditions.
A permit says the robot may go. It doesn't say who approved each patrol.
Pask: a named approval, sealed on site.
mk.co.kr/en/economy/12174772
Two robot dogs now patrol an Atlanta apartment complex after the leasing office closes. Remote operators decide when to act.
By morning, someone will ask who approved the job.
Pask: one signed approval per engagement, by a named person at the gate.
gadgetreview.com/robot-dogs-…
A police patrol robot in Korea rolled into a display and broke about 20 flower pots.
Minor, and a preview. Someone will always ask what the robot was cleared to do.
Pask: start from evidence, not reconstruction.
en.sedaily.com/society/2026/…
A WTW broker notes some insurance wording still assumes a human made the call.
When a robot causes a loss, the first question is still who approved the job.
Pask gives the claim file a signed record to start from. It doesn't decide coverage.
insurancebusinessmag.com/uk/…
Pask retweeted
Last night I made two videos for Pask while MNF played in the background. The spoof you're seeing here is one of them.
The other was an explainer. Six months ago, the same work would have taken me four times as long.
AI doesn't need to be involved in everything, but it has made trying ideas like this a lot easier.
Whichever tools you choose, you can find new ways to talk about your business or something you care about.
The videos aren't perfect, and I don't need them to be. I'm trying to get a simple message across and have some fun doing it.
The fun factor goes up because I'm spending less time getting lost in the nuts and bolts of video creation. That's a job for my @bot !
For anyone new to Pask, think of a notary for robot records. The idea is to give people a signed record they can check, rather than asking them to take your word for it.
Tell me if you catch the Mad Max reference. Enjoy! 🤖🎥
Pask retweeted
A little Mad Max inspiration for a @PaskWitness spoof. @Actionrob made this while Monday Night Football played in the background. Enjoy!
Last night I made two videos for Pask while MNF played in the background. The spoof you're seeing here is one of them.
The other was an explainer. Six months ago, the same work would have taken me four times as long.
AI doesn't need to be involved in everything, but it has made trying ideas like this a lot easier.
Whichever tools you choose, you can find new ways to talk about your business or something you care about.
The videos aren't perfect, and I don't need them to be. I'm trying to get a simple message across and have some fun doing it.
The fun factor goes up because I'm spending less time getting lost in the nuts and bolts of video creation. That's a job for my @bot !
For anyone new to Pask, think of a notary for robot records. The idea is to give people a signed record they can check, rather than asking them to take your word for it.
Tell me if you catch the Mad Max reference. Enjoy! 🤖🎥