We were putting this into classrooms where teachers were speaking all day anyhow. The system completely automated teaching tools, smart boards, and browsers. I

We were putting this into classrooms where teachers were speaking all day anyhow. The system completely automated teaching tools, smart boards, and browsers. I don't think it gained a lot of traction, nonetheless, the company raised $100,000,000 to focus on the automation part of the product as a vertical. My point is that as a UI developer, I was moving from all output to screens to output which is automated tasks. There are different types of output and they almost all relate to the senses which is the were the interface between the human and the machine exists. For example, to screen, eyes, to sound, ears, and haptic feedback on mobile devices, touch. Because in my space, the browser, I was using JavaScript and browser APIs the same but the end result was different. Automation as an output is fundamentally different from all the UI I built the decade prior.