What are the most exciting innovations and future trends in humanoid robotics that you think will revolutionize the field in the next decade?

[TodoHumanoid]

I'm curious to hear your thoughts on recent advancements in humanoid robotics and what trends you believe will shape the future. With rapid progress in AI, machine learning, and sensor technology, what groundbreaking developments do you anticipate? Are there specific projects or research areas that you find particularly promising?

Additionally, how do you envision these advancements impacting various industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, and service sectors? What challenges do you think will need to be overcome to realize these future trends?

Looking forward to a lively discussion and hearing your insights on the future of humanoid robotics!

 

[artbyrobot]

I'm impressed with the explosion of new companies pursuing humanoid robotics. It is an exciting time for me seeing this. I've never seen anything like it. The most groundbreaking development IMO would be affordable humanoids that buyers can program and add their own capabilities to. Although that is a liability and so the law could stifle innovation there to prevent bad actors. That's my biggest concern about that area.

I think eventually humanoid robots will dominate most labor sectors of monotonous low skill labor. I suppose some day you will have to be licensed to work on them unfortunately and fortunately. I guess I get the safety need for this but red tape can be so annoying. It would be cool if anybody who can prove advanced robotics development before the red tape comes can get grandfathered in to a honorary license without the hoops to jump through.