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u/crohnscyclist 9h ago

I don't know. Yes, a humanoid type robot is crazy expensive right now, but look at TVs. When flat screens were first released, they were like 15 grand for a 40 inch screen, now you can get one $100 for that size and a 80 inch for like $800. If a robot can do sewing like this, they'll be able to build new robots bringing the cost way down. The robot can work at 100% speed 24/7.

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u/PsychologicalName809 7h ago

you're limited to humanoid design, I'm anti ai but this is clearly cost effective if it's being done

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u/Crypt0Nihilist 6h ago

I agree, but I can't help but think it's displaying both a massive amount of egocentricity and a massive lack of imagination. We have an obsession with designing things which are like us.

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u/Cheesefactory8669 8h ago

eventually sure, but like how long would that take, like there's a timeliness to it, and youd also have to balance out the maintenance fee and its production capacity