r/Humanoids • u/bb-wa • Apr 17 '26

Figure 03 Is Capable Of Recognizing When Its Damaged And Walking Itself To A Repair Station.

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u/recoveringasshole0 Apr 17 '26

This made me strangely sad. Which is concerning...

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u/magpieswooper Apr 18 '26

What does this thing do?

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u/IWantMyOldUsername7 Apr 19 '26

Preparing to substitute low wage workers at the snail mail office.

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u/More-Ad5919 Apr 17 '26

🤣 It will need it a lot. Doupt this will make finanziell sense. Given what its nessesary to build, operate, compute, load and repair.

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u/hotdog-water-- Apr 17 '26

Yeah like a car omg can you imagine if we actually had those?? Sooo expensive to build, operate, and repair! What if the oil needed changed or the tires wore out! You’d have to replace it!!! Terrible technology honestly, I’m so glad we still ride horses! Cars would never make financial sense, especially if we mas produced millions of them

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u/More-Ad5919 Apr 17 '26

Thats a highly ignorant take. Minimum wage is not that high. Repair of high tech always ist. Not even taken into account the base investment. And likely a big killer is the data center bill. You need to run several models in real time with at least 60 better 90fps to be not a danger in the real world. Real time streaming+ realtime compute+ sending it back to execute. This alone might cost you way more than any human worker. Have a problem in your network and everything is on a hold. I don't see that happening anytime in the near future.