The R1 is more a platform attempt at this point. Their aim is to disrupt if possible - hence their logic over putting this in dedicated hardware and owning the entire experience - and not just publishing a phone app.
I could see some future LAM integrations be paid service extras.
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The R1 is more a platform attempt at this point. Their aim is to disrupt if possible - hence their logic over putting this in dedicated hardware and owning the entire experience - and not just publishing a phone app.
I could see some future LAM integrations be paid service extras.
This play makes sense, I am just surprised it is coming from a startup. They must be backed by somebody with deep pockets.
They're not really a startup. They've changed their name a bunch of times.