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A shared future: the age of humanoid robots
An ageing global population, labour shortages and low productivity are driving the development and integration of humanoid robots beyond industry and into everyday life
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Do people really want humanoids in their homes?
Companies pour billions into a vision we should be skeptical of
Humanoids are considered to be the next big thing in robotics: China, the world's largest market for industrial robots, has set out specific targets for its plans to mass-produce humanoids. Meanwhile, tech companies in the US and Europe are announcing significant funding. The vision is to create general-purpose robots based on human motion mechanics. What are the trends, opportunities, and potential limitations of humanoids? The International Federation of Robotics has released a new positioning paper that provides valuable insights.
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Humanoid Robots: “Vision and Reality”
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The gap between the frontier of robotics research and the deployment of robots in production settings, and why it matters.
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