Submitted by crua9 t3_10uyxy3 in singularity
NanditoPapa t1_j7f0sfj wrote
Humanoid? Probably close to $0. I want a useful robot that can be task specific, not confined to one form.
Edit: So, OP asks a question about a personal opinion...I give my opinion...people shit on me and downvote. Reddit has such awesome "communities" 🙄
No_Ask_994 t1_j7f7x97 wrote
Our world is made with the human form in mind.
So, unless you want to have hundreds of robots at home, one for each specific task, probably the human form is the best you can get.
NanditoPapa t1_j7k8q93 wrote
Plenty of non-humanoid shapes would fit perfectly in our everyday lives. A sphere with tentacles could drive a car. Just seems pointless to limit ourselves to such a degree. The form should fit the function, not the other way around.
TheAnonFeels t1_j7gfle4 wrote
Wouldn't a task specific robot, be confined to one form?
NanditoPapa t1_j7k8vz1 wrote
Plenty of ways to shift forms so as the tasks change so does the robot. A tentacle with short phalanges could be more useful in more situations that a simple thumb.
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