Humanoids won’t scale on factory floors until costs drop
Robotics Business Review
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Humanoid robots remain too expensive to replace existing factory automation systems on construction and manufacturing floors. Developers must significantly reduce costs before these robots become economically viable for widespread job site deployment.
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The race to commercialize humanoids is on. What’s left to prove is that humanoid robots can beat the economics of the automation manufacturers are already running. The post Humanoids won’t scale on factory floors until costs drop appeared first on The Robot Report .
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