Excitement is growing around the potential of humanoid robots, fueled by recent advances in deep learning and robot control. Some believe that these robots could be the next major technological breakthrough after ChatGPT.
However, similar optimism was seen in the auto industry back in 2012, with predictions of fully autonomous cars by 2020. Despite billions of dollars invested in research and development, most manufacturers have now abandoned this idea due to the complexity and cost of implementation.
Humanoid robots present an even greater challenge. Their environments are diverse, and safety concerns are significant. The reality is that mass production of humanoid robots is still a distant prospect.
This article addresses the question posed by John Awbery via email: “How close are we to mass production of humanoid robots?”
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