Robotics KOL: humanoid isn't the form factor that scales, robots need personality
vaibhavbetter · x · 2026-09-28
Quoting an enthusiast post dreaming of robots that clean and cook (compared to how washing machines were once dismissed as luxury), X user vaibhavbetter argues that the more humanoid robot videos he sees, the less convinced he is that the humanoid is the form factor that scales — robots running our lives don't have to look human, though they'd need personality.
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