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New episode just dropped - AI at the edge
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Just posted my first @Supertake on the future of the physical grid supertake.com/t/y9wkFayXK1o?…
Monday morning work flight and nearly everyone within sight on the plane is using some fashion of AI tool.
Super exciting new contract role open at Teague for a creative senior mechanical designer - looking for someone to help some of our most cutting edge work yet - job-boards.greenhouse.io/tea… #hiring
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Fernando Mendoza is starting a series called "Finance with Fernando" to teach Gen Z about finances.
"My true passion is fiscal responsibility."
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Space and time reconstructed in 4D
Is this how higher dimensional beings see us - every moment at once?
Starting to understand what Vonnegut meant by humans being “great millipedes” - clearly it applies to our four legged friends too!
Geolocated 2d video → per frame 3d gaussians → each left precisely where & when it happened
Great conversation on the latest Design This Day podcast with Michael Brett from @awscloud with @TEAGUE1926 on design thinking and quantum computing designthisday.transistor.fm/…
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Nice work from the team on this one with @shieldaitech teague.com/work/shield-ai-x-…
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if you're looking for a new role, 2026 is the best time to join a robotics startup:
1. there’s more money than ever. robotics startups have already raised ~$18.8B this year, beating all of 2025 and the previous record year.
2. there aren’t enough people to do the work. US reports ~340k+ open robotics roles and 65k+ engineering openings, with senior autonomy / ML / controls supply‑constrained.
3. hiring is across every discipline. dozens of well‑funded teams now need perception, controls, platform, data, FDEs, not just PhDs
4. ops and cross‑domain skills become more valuable as the startup scales. people from SaaS, infra, AV, manufacturing, and electronics are being hired in to run deployments, build tooling, and make robots work in real environments
5. the wave is still early enough. funding has gone vertical, but most commercial deployments are just getting started.
6. because its fun/hard/bold. and do you really want to be building another delivery app? (reverse uno card where doordash is now a robotics company!)
five years ago this was niche. now it’s one of the best places to spend a decade of your career.
New episode out! Great discussion for my robotics network; fyi @TheHumanoidHub podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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What causes stagnation in the built world is one of the key questions of our era.
In this month’s @WorksInProgMag, @SCP_Hughes argues quite convincingly that some of today's housing shortage is downstream of aesthetic choices. In particular, he shows that the abruptly ugly turn of postwar architecture triggered a regulatory backlash in the form of the conservation movement, which in turn stymied construction and development in urban environments across the West:
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It may seem tendentious to flatly declare postwar construction ugly, but survey data is quite consistent on this point. Indeed, the sentiment is so widespread that it has spawned the Tartaria conspiracy theory. While the idea that people didn’t like the modernist construction of the postwar years is not by itself a new finding, Hughes teases out the particulars of the causality and shows how this popular rejection led to ensuing stagnation.
This essay builds on Hughes’s prior work (“The beauty of concrete” and “Cheap ornament and status games”), and is I think an important contribution for anyone who cares about material progress.
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What if the future isn’t something we wait for, but instead something we design today?
That’s the wonderful premise of Design This Day, a podcast from our friends Teague, hosted by @DevinLiddell.
Today, a new episode featuring Interlune CEO Rob Meyerson just dropped.
Rob and Devin dig into :
🔹 A long-term presence on the Moon
🔹 Inherent challenges of designing and engineering systems to operate in the harsh lunar environment
🔹 Supply chain logistics of transporting material from the Moon to Earth
Listen here! open.spotify.com/episode/5OG…
#DesignThisDay #SpaceInnovation #FutureTech
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The 4th of July is like one super-slow home run trot around the bases as the English stare us down from the mound. Suck it, England!
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100 years of design at Teague. 100.teague.com/








