By 2030 Humanoid Robots Will Land First in Factories and Dangerous Sites
nikola_mr64990 · x · 2026-10-09
BatmanwithAi argues that by 2030 humanoid robots won't match everything humans can do, but will first become extremely useful in the physical world: factories, warehouses, hospitals, construction sites, and dangerous environments. The real question, he says, isn't whether humanoids will exist but what they'll actually be able to do, in a thread.
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