For the everyday household consumer, if you want a reliable butler/maid that won't require a robotics engineering degree to program or maintain, industry analysts predict the market will reach widespread viability between 2030 and 2035.
So are you ready for one to be in your home?
Are you ready to have a humanoid robot in your home?
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I don’t think I’d feel comfortable sleeping at night with that thing running around and what it goes hay wire. Would I be able to shut it off. because I don’t want that thing standing there, staring at me when I’m in bed
I'm not sure. I think it could be nice to have for doing chores when you're always busy. I'm constantly on the go so I don't have much time to do chores except when I'm off. So it would be nice to have for me anyways.
But is there a way you can turn it off completely at night time when you’re ready to go to bed? I don’t like the idea, og a things what using a knife cutting things what if it goes haywire, then it comes at us? I think I’ll use a maid that cooks dinner.
That's very true. Didn't think of that. Maybe I would wait a while before getting one. See how the first set does and after 5 to 10 years of it being on the market with hardly any complications buy one.
Not until I am convinced that it’s worth it , because they aren’t cheap whatsoever, so I have no desire to buy one , but if it was given to me then maybe lol
It's kind of funny that you say that because way back when I remember when we first got our TV and then I remember the day we got our color TV I remember the days of my parents went out and bought a car for us it's going to be robots
Japanese have the most real looking robots are you going to turn yours into a naughty robot
I think that's kind of funny you go to work you're all tired worn out you don't look like you sleep much last night I did it the next door neighbor was bopping his robot all night long I didn't sleep a week LOL
I probably won't have one even though you can buy them right now but they're not real enough for me yet LOL
HELLL NO! that thing gives me nightmares. It looks like something out of a Kubrick film. My husband likes retro robots, so he has a few. Like a Rob the robot for the NES. And this other robot from the 80s that you can program, and it will roll around. They are ok, but the more human they look, the more I want to scream and run XD
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Yes, I want a cleaning bot I just don't think it will work as expected. Transportation company bosses would toss their first born in Moloch oven for self driving trucks, billions have been invested in this field in last two decades and results are rather less satisfying. A cleaning bot would need to do even more complex tasks, so I think it just another bubble
If you can make a robot capable of performing a wide range of household tasks unsupervised at an affordable price price then it stands to reason they're going to replace a large percentage of the workforce long before they end up in homes. The question becomes if no one's working and sitting home all day how do you afford one or even need one.
Because everything becomes much cheaper due to robots doing the work. A house will be built by robots. The AC will be built by robots. The stamped metal for the AC will be made by robots. AI and robots will make work optional says the world’s first Trillionaire.
Yeah why not? I don't have much need for one as I have de-complicated my life. Like buying year's worth of socks at one time so there is no need to match them after washing
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