The frontier of physical AI is a Jenga game in a warehouse in San Leandro, California. That warehouse is occupied by Encord , a company that builds data tooling used to train AI models. Andrew Ceja is a pilot—the company’s term for its robotic trainers—and he’s carefully pulling wooden blocks from a tottering tower while wearing a headset with a camera that tracks what he sees. That alone is fairly common for collecting robot training data, but this headset includes sensors that mea…
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