The business of humanoid actuators: where robots pay for torque
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-10
Michelle Sun of Core Matter kicked off a four-part series, "The Business of Humanoid Actuators: Where Robots Pay for Torque," analyzing the actuator business from a deployment-reality perspective: where torque comes from, cost structures, and how robot makers make supply-chain tradeoffs on this core component. Robert Scoble boosted it as a genuinely informative deep dive on the actuator business.
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