Actuator speed, not just AI, is what's holding robots back from snappy actions
ayushthakur0 · x · 2026-10-13
AI practitioner ayushthakur0 argues that actuator speed is a key limitation in robotics: robots can't take snappy actions. The observation points to hardware-level bottlenecks, not just model capability, as a constraint on robotic agility.
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