And ErinClaw Founder, Arvin @arvinatwild, talked about big ideas, among which one viewpoint really moved me: after integrating AI Agents into hardware, we still need to consider "interactivity."

As long as you use voice commands to make your lobster walkie-talkie do something, it will respond with a "vibration" to indicate "message received."
This seemingly small design actually precisely captures the psychological needs of users.
Code and logic are rational, but the product itself is for people to use.
Perceptible interaction becomes a part that touches human psychology; it’s like a drop of water penetrating the user’s sensibility.
This is also a point worth considering in AI hardware design.
No matter what product you vibe coding today, don’t forget who your ultimate audience is.
If it’s humans, then when people process information, it’s a multi-dimensional experience layer.