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by iyn
1766 days ago
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> "but they are primarily repackaging and improving technologies that already exist." Did you mean: they are innovating? IMO there's not enough appreciation for getting to commodification and scaling the existing tech. It's a very difficult problem, from what I understand. > I'm dismissive because building a useful, mass-market humanoid robot would be an achievement of incredible magnitude Agreed. But they don't have to start with "mass-market humanoid robot", there are 1000s of niches where then can execute "land and expand" strategy. Same playbook as with Tesla or SpaceX: start with something niche (sport car for rich people/gov contracts), iterate to expand ($30k EV/satellite internet everywhere). |
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