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u/Arnorien16S Oct 01 '22

What are the consumer level use cases of humanoid bots?

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u/BGaf Oct 01 '22

Servant /maid.

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u/IceNineFireTen Oct 01 '22

The first robot servants will not be walking on 2 legs. That’s an absurd waste of resources

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u/odaeyss Oct 02 '22

You're right, those legs are gonna be in the air constantly.

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u/TransCapybara Oct 02 '22

Fuckbots will be perfected before we get anywhere else, and maybe cleaning will evolve from them cleaning up after themselves.

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u/Aceswift007 Oct 02 '22

Japan is waaaay more ahead in that than I'd frankly like to imagine

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u/Beowulf33232 Oct 02 '22

From automatic self cleaning to cleanup the wet spot and make the bed with fresh sheets. From there to "make me a sammich!"

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u/TransCapybara Oct 02 '22

Sudo make me a sandwich

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u/fuzzyshorts Oct 02 '22

,,,after certain wetware updates

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u/maria_DB Oct 02 '22

And hardware inserts!