Pivac on BBC, page-60

I never said these aren't valid questions. All I am saying is that this multimillion dollar company has considered it. There's posts talking about these things as if they've just thought of something that fbr probably hasn't accounted for. These are all definite problems but they are not building this robot without these problems already in mind. If you are tentative about the robot because you don't think it can cope with the wind problem that is completely valid, but it's definitely a problem they're aware of and trying to fix.

These expert engineers aren't trawling hotcopper and finding new problems they've never considered. They've met with many many industry heads and discussed at length what would need to be achieved for the robot to be viable. Aedín I'm reiterating that these guys may not have solved it, but they are definitely aware of these problems and many mcmu more. We are investing in the hopes that this team has solved these problems, problem that other companies have not.