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Nanoleaf bets its future on robots, red light therapy, and AI
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TL;DR
- Nanoleaf is shifting focus from smart lighting to wellness, robotics, and AI.
- CEO Gimmy Chu believes smart lighting is becoming boring and commoditized due to open standards like Matter.
- The company is developing embodied AI products, including AI-powered toys, desk companions, and robotic microcontrollers.
- Nanoleaf is expanding its wellness offerings with new red light therapy devices for face and body.
- Smart lighting will remain a significant part of the business, with ongoing development and support for Matter standards.
- Nanoleaf aims to make its products more accessible to AI through open APIs and potential open-sourcing of code.