Constructing a humanoid robot is a big task. isento, at the moment, has 65 employees, which is too small for such a huge, immense task. But Baier believes in the capabilities of a community. “It was important for us to open source PIB, to build a community that people can join in, where specialists of different disciplines can join, exchange, and foster the development of a common idea, of a common vision, towards the humanoid project. We want PIB to be an expression of how we see interactions, of how we see communities, of how we want to make our footprint in the world, that we have a product that is carried by a community, and developed by a community, that it connects people, so that it’s not only a robot that can be assembled and then that can be bought, but it’s something that people can join in as part of their life and where they can be creative. PIB is much better already than it would have been if it was just us.”