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A team of humanoid robots is working collaboratively at a car factory in China
(peertube.mesnumeriques.fr)
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Is there data on the power draw and maintenance aspect? Looking at these I feel like this is something that's gonna need fixing all the time (due to all the moving parts) and having more than a small amount will be highly inefficient in terms of space and power. I imagine they are able to recharge themselves though so you don't have to worry about that.
I haven't really looked at whether anybody published lifecycle maintenance costs or not. I guess as these types of robots are put to use, we'll learn more about cost effectiveness.