"thumbs up for the side note: -As an interesting side note, the Japanese term for carefully digging out the roots, nemawashi, has become shorthand in the Japanese business world. The phrase roughly translates to "laying the groundwork" in English; within the Japanese context, it means speaking to all of the stakeholders involved to prepare them for an upcoming change, shift or new operation. The people in this case are the roots, and the belief is that great care must be taken with them in order for the organization to thrive in its new disposition."
""I'm curious to see what useful civilian applications might develop for a two-wheeled bot that can jump and do tricks. If it can climb stairs, perhaps door-to-door urban food delivery?"They will be sent out to kill us"
"100% agree. My son learned on a balance bike, He would glide around the streets with his feet up. Once he was big enough for his first pedal bike (a cube cubie) he took only a few days to get used to pedalling. The bike came with stabilisers, we didn't even fit them.What's more ridiculous?"