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Robots: Humanoid form is inefficient for automation, experts argue

The author questions the utility of humanoid robots, suggesting that tasks should be adapted for simpler, cheaper automation rather than creating complex, human-like machines. They cite examples like cargo handling and ground support equipment, arguing that existing containerization and wheeled vehicles are more efficient. The piece also likens cabin cleaning by robots to a sophisticated Roomba, further questioning the need for human form in automation. AI

影响 Raises questions about the design philosophy and efficiency of automation, potentially influencing future robotics development.

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Robots: Humanoid form is inefficient for automation, experts argue

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    I genuinely do not understand the point of "humanoid" robots. If there's a task you need to automate, surely the best approach is to change the task to fit chea

    I genuinely do not understand the point of "humanoid" robots. If there's a task you need to automate, surely the best approach is to change the task to fit cheap robots, not to build expensive error-prone human-like machines? The examples in this latest article make no sense. Han…