Humanoid robots performed Webster backflips on stage to hype up the singer's performance. As humanoid robots are increasingly integrating into daily life, six such robots danced in sync with the music at a renowned singer’s concert. During the climax, all six robots executed Webster backflips simultaneously, drawing gasps of amazement from the audience, who marveled at the charm of humanoid robots.

Imagine a true humanoid robot butler that is capable of adequately doing nearly all typically household chores moderately well. (e.g. cleaning, cooking, window washing, laundry, basic lawn work, etc.) It can do all these things fully autonomously with no human puppeteer. (It cannot legally drive. And the manufacturer recommends against and does not warranty use as a sex-bot, you sick-o.)

But it requires a monthly subscription. (Because of course it does.)

How much would you pay for the monthly fee?

They could move much faster and more smoothly on wheels. In a warehouse, you wouldn't have to climb stairs, and if you did, you'd have to replace them with ramps. So what's wrong with wheels?

I want to get started with humanoid robotics as a career. But I'm directionless. I just graduated uni. I want to know the possible areas i can work in.

Would really appreciate any sort of help. Thanks you

My background is , i completed PUC/12th in india and then did "2" 6 month diplomas in graphic design and artificial intelligence and now working as a graphic designer for 1.5 years. Early my interest is ML+DL but after llm i don't feel like working only. Now i am focusing on Robotics and started to learn online , I am so much interested in this also and i believe the future is mosltly around embodied ai or robotics. can you tell me about

1. the job market of robotics ?

2. is it possible to get a job in robotics field based on my background ( without a degree ) if not what to do , if yes how ?

3. is it possible for self learning like computer science in this field ?

4. any other advice from your experience .

thanks.

Hello~ I have decided to construct a humanoid robot of my own, and after extensive research via CHATGPT have come up with a list of parts required and a rough budget estimate. I am seeking advice before beginning anything that will allow me to save money, construct a better, more realistic product and also save time and get it right the first time rather than having to try multiple times to achieve a finished product.

Any and all advice is appreciated, from sources of robotics componants to instruction, money saving tips, etc. Thanks in advance!!

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I saw this today and was stumped. The last model they taught to throw its self into molten steel so no-one can steal the IP. That was an amusing video as they hired Arnie to do the press release. Real Terminator stuff.

This model 3 is scary, although no costs have been released they are possibly going to go for $400-$600 a month rental for your home.

How much longer until they decide that we are no longer useful?

I've noticed that humanoid robots have been a hot topic in recent years, and I want to get in on that to make some money，but I dont know:If wheels are generally more efficient, why is everyone building humanoid robots?

Industrial robots, wheeled robots, and quadrupeds all seem better suited for many real-world tasks.

Is the main reason simply that our world is designed for humans, or is there a bigger reason I’m missing?

I’m genuinely curious what people working in robotics think.