Folks – it’s Friday!

The work week has come to a close, which for some, means time to dive deep into our passions.

Here’s To The Garage Band Builders

We all remember the humble beginnings of today’s tech giants – Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon.

These 4 companies started in their garage and now boast a combined market cap north of $11,000,000,000,000 – that’s trillion – with a T.

When these companies were born, the internet was in its infancy. Jobs, Bezos, Gates and Page didn’t have social media to share what they made. Innovative ideas were thus gated by geography.

Today – things are different. The world is woven by the web, putting innovation on display for 5.5 billion people to see. The best tech rewarded with attention and virality. 

Today’s Innovators

Amid my scouring of the internet, I noticed something…

The Garage Band Builders are back!

And this time it’s not personal computers, search engines and e-commerce platforms.

Today – they’re building robots and flying cars…

ARK Infinity is an under-the-radar robot builder based in Beijing. The company gained virality with its smooth-rolling robot.

Ark Infinity

ARK Infinity’s website needs work, which is a great sign. These folks don’t care about the website – they’re too busy building robots!

Ark Infinity

Jetson’s Jetson ONE is a solo eVTOL from Silicon Valley. This week, the company successfully completed its first production test flight.

You can preorder a Jetson One today, but the company is sold out until 2027. Not bearish…

LEO Flight is a Midwest eVTOL maker building cutting-edge electric jet propulsion technology. I had the pleasure of speaking with LEO Flight’s founders earlier this year – these guys are legit.

Here’s LEO’s levitation. It’s a work of art.

And I’ll leave you with this… just a kid toying with tech. We love to see it.

Technology is moving at Godspeed. Let us think differently.

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Godspeed – Rosebee

_{Disclosure: The author of this newsletter holds $ACHR/W. This publication is for informational purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities.}