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001 / The night
Thank you
for coming.
On October 7, builders brought robots, devices and prototypes to 795 Folsom for a night during SF Tech Week. Here are the photos.
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002 / The showcasers
The teams and makers who brought something to show.
forklift automation
live mechanical-drawing-to-quote software
personalized hearing devices
Tinylab smart well plate prototypes
an autonomous construction-site mapping robot
an ear-worn EEG wearable
a sleeve prototype and a robotic hand
Gravion, a heavy-duty outdoor utility robot
the c100 developer terminal
voice-first AI smart safety glasses for maintenance technicians
a forklift that unloads trailers on robot foundation models
a personal AI lifelogging device
a hand-cranked offline AI inference box
a desk robot with a moving head and a local voice pipeline
a haptic-feedback smart knob
textile fibre made from agricultural residue
a floating touch-bar instrument
a stair-climbing wheelchair prototype
Sesame, the red.HEX hexapod and a mini fridge tank
a prompt-directed robotic arm
a tabletop front-desk robot
jet and quadcopter interceptor hardware
AR 3D organ models for robotic cancer surgery
a 3D-printed six-axis robot arm
pen plotter art
a full-size Johnny 5 robot
LENS
an autonomous voice-controlled robot
UK5 utility-knife prototypes and an 8x mechanics model
text-to-3D-model-to-manufacturing software
CAD to interactive 3D work instructions
an embedded SLAM camera module
markerless motion capture
robotic hardware for cell-therapy manufacturing
LeKiwi and SO-ARM101 robot teleoperation
wheeled humanoid robots
Ouren Memory ONE, a wearable camera for dogs
an AI companion built into a makeup compact
Petoi robot pets
a flex-sensor glove driving a cable-driven sixth finger
Q8botOne, a zero-wire open-source quadruped
Robert, an expressive humanoid robot
AI camera detection for coastal rescue
a fluid-free electric cylinder for heavy equipment
HOMIE Gen2, a wearable rig for capturing physical-AI training data
day-scale injection molds
a camera, editor and sticker printer in one
YAM robot arms anyone can drive with Astra
a Unitree Go2 quadruped
interactive e-ink trading cards
the X1Plus Expander board for Bambu Lab X1 printers
003 / The room
The room
Renderings and the floor plan of the space in SoMa.

An open warehouse floor at 795 Folsom, in SoMa. Demos ran along the edges, with room for robots that move. The middle stayed open for people, and food was in the lounge next door.
Floor plan
Suite 110 · 15,000+ sq ft
Not to scale











