Redditor wonders why robot makers don't embrace unique designs like Vader_San's Synths with built-in LLMs
No_Listen5962 · reddit · 2026-11-01
A Reddit user, reacting to humanoid robots from Figure, Unitree and Tesla, asks why companies don't lean into making robots visually unique instead of chasing human likeness, citing artist VaderSan's Synth character art as an example and predicting a startup will eventually ship such robots with built-in LLMs.
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