Author's own caveat: direct LLM robot control only suits repetitive, constrained tasks
ihorbeaver · x · 2026-10-16
Wrapping up his series, the author is candid about limitations: code-based control works for repetitive tasks in constrained environments — perfect for their box form factor and electronics assembly — but not for non-repetitive work like cleaning a house, where direct LLM control is slow and unreliable.
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