Boots on the ground for the robot era. Building the field service network for robots with @WilderRobotics
Chicago, IL
Joined June 2026
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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…
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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.
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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.
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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
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
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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.
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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.
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Meta is testing robots that swap cables, restart servers and reseat parts in its data centers. They're slower than human techs and supervised.
Workers report recharge downtime and hand-moving some machines between buildings.
Presence over response time.
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Boston Dynamics says Spot customers now start with programs, not one robot: thermal checks, leak detection, vibration monitoring in plants.
A pilot only matters if the robot gets supported after.
Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
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The IFR says professional service robot sales rose 24% in 2025, to almost 250,000 units. For humanoids, it names high training and maintenance costs as a brake.
More robots on site means more upkeep.
Every robot needs a keeper.
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Solinftec says 100+ of its spray robots now work farms in 13 US states. It also opened an Amazon store for replacement parts, to cut downtime on field repairs.
A robot waiting on a part isn't working.
Someone to call. Insured. Certified. Already there.
global-agriculture.com/mecha…
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Pask is the notary for robots: it proves what a machine did, to people who have no reason to believe you 🤖
@PaskWitness is a witness for robots at work. Every time a robot does a job on a site, Pask seals a record of what happened that anyone can check later without trusting the robot maker, the site, or Pask.
Flexport just opened its newest automated fulfillment center, just outside Chicago.
Robots that run every shift need someone close by when they stop.
That's local work. Every robot needs a keeper. Named. Local. Insured.
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Relay put two delivery robots in a Florida hospital. The hard part wasn't hallways. It was elevators, badge doors, fire systems and IT. A typical install: 8 to 12 weeks.
Deployment is building work.
Named. Local. Insured.
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