Ralf Gulde, Co-founder & CEO at Sereact | Slush 2025
summary
Sereact describes a deployed vision-language-action brain called Cortex that runs on humanoid, mobile and arm robots to automate pick‑and‑place and returns handling. Real warehouses feed a 100+ live systems real‑world loop; initial grocery deployment jumps from ~300 to ~600 picks/hour in 15 days, reaching ~3x after three months, triggering a 400‑robot deal with a large grocer. Customers named include bull.com, Daimler Truck and BMW; claim is production‑grade, not demo.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to embodied intelligence
- 1:29Why robotics needs its ChatGPT moment
- 3:13Sereact’s vision for universal robotics
- 4:40Real-world learning loop in action
- 6:28Success story with 100+ robot deployment
- 9:02Future of embodied AI and next steps
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