Robotics have always lagged incredibly far behind software. If you build a warehouse specifically designed for them they are currently okay. Or if they can piggyback off of a solid rule set like driving.
But the 90% of places/jobs they aren’t designed for I don’t think anything is eminent. Even those wheeled delivery drones are mostly manually controlled. Not to mention they are expensive to operate and maintain or retrain.
Sometimes I think people underestimate how cheap/efficient humans are. Especially if the government does the bare minimum here and takes healthcare costs off companies backs.
Robotics have always lagged incredibly far behind software. If you build a warehouse specifically designed for them they are currently okay. Or if they can piggyback off of a solid rule set like driving.
But the 90% of places/jobs they aren’t designed for I don’t think anything is eminent. Even those wheeled delivery drones are mostly manually controlled. Not to mention they are expensive to operate and maintain or retrain.
Sometimes I think people underestimate how cheap/efficient humans are. Especially if the government does the bare minimum here and takes healthcare costs off companies backs.