alt Hacker News> needed to match human performance.
This is not a remotely a real world requirement for them to be useful, and for them to sell like crazy.
> needed to match human performance.
This is not a remotely a real world requirement for them to be useful, and for them to sell like crazy.
Isn't it? The whole promise if humanoid robots is replacing humans in a human-centered environment. Instead of specialized hardware or modifying the existing process, just drop a robot in place of a human, bam, done. Otherwise, what's the point?