> By the end of 2025, more than half of the humanoid robots sold in the United States will be to consumers.
You can't be serious! There are currently ZERO applications of humanoids for consumers and these robots still cost more than a car. They also represent a significant risk to humans, esp. little ones, simply because they still fall over sometimes.
That's one side of the 'more' inequality. On the other is an industry currently flooded by VC money trying to make humanoids work. Clearly they will be the ones buying most of the inventory.
You can't be serious! There are currently ZERO applications of humanoids for consumers and these robots still cost more than a car. They also represent a significant risk to humans, esp. little ones, simply because they still fall over sometimes.
That's one side of the 'more' inequality. On the other is an industry currently flooded by VC money trying to make humanoids work. Clearly they will be the ones buying most of the inventory.