So the robotics bull run starts in 2028. Don't forget /biz/.
robots are an utter joke
>>62778449now
>>62778476they're useful when they're specialized for a specific task. which makes them expensive to manufacture since there is no economy of scale. tech companies have been hoping to develop a "generalized" robot that they can mass manufacture (such as the humanoid robots we keep seeing in tech demos). but these have material limitations that are very difficult to overcome (batteries and strength), even if we solve for adaptability at the software level. roboticized warehouses for example work best when the building is purpose-built for robot workers and the individual robots inside the building are each optimized for their particular task.
>>62778541the entire thing is a fraudall these people belong in jailhttps://youtu.be/f3c4mQty_so?t=218
>>62778650I'll say it again: First time the batteries die, in the trash it goes. It's trash to begin with. Customer base is trash buyers. Robot people don't understand robots.
