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by kijin
42 days ago
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Humanoid (or dogoid) robot hardware on its own offers no benefits over non-humanoid factory machines. It just has fancy firmware controlling its motions. Humanoid robots loaded with an AI agent, on the other hand, could actually make you a sudo sandwich, do your laundry, or help you with that weekend project in the backyard. They're finally about to get useful. I'm not a fan of humanoid robots personally (they creep me out), but I'd love to have a functional R2-D2 with me. |
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The value proposition is being able to fit in and navigate spaces built for humans without complete overhauls.
Stuff like small elevators, workbenches, server racks, etc.
> functional R2-D2
It would be pretty amazing to buy a kit with the hardware for this and be able to put your own software in it!!