VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @theresidency, its fall cohort spent three months living and building together, which the group calls one of its best cohorts yet. The partner demo day is set for Tuesday, November 10, in San Francisco, with registration handled through Luma. The post describes the event as an early look at founders working on ML research, robotics and foundation models before they raise funding.
According to a post on X by @theresidency, its fall cohort spent three months living and building together, which the group calls one of its best cohorts yet. The partner demo day is set for Tuesday, November 10, in San Francisco, with registration handled through Luma. The post describes the event as an early look at founders working on ML research, robotics and foundation models before they raise funding.
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The Residency says its fall cohort spent three months living and building together, and calls it one of its best cohorts yet. The partner demo day is Tue, Nov 10 in San Francisco, with registration on Luma. Why it matters: An early look at founders working on ML research, robotics and foundation models before they...
For investors and builders interested in robotics, ML research and foundation models, the demo day offers a look at founders before they raise money. Registration is through Luma, so interested readers should check there for event details. The main thing to watch is which teams present and what they show publicly.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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