We’ve all seen videos over the past few years demonstrating how agile humanoid robots have become, running and jumping with ease. We’re no longer surprised by this kind of agility—in fact, we’ve grown to expect it. The problem is, these shiny demos lack real-world applications. In fact, robots might need to become more boring to be useful. https://trib.al/dniNSIt
Aurore Mourette
1mo
Melissa, the insights you’ve shared underscore a pivotal shift in the robotics landscape, moving from impressive demos to real-world applications is exactly what will make the difference for businesses looking to integrate robotics into their operations. The analogy of robots having their "ChatGPT moment" is particularly striking. For leaders, this is more than a technology trend; it’s an opportunity to rethink how we structure teams and workflows. By leveraging robots not just for their physical capabilities but as partners powered by AI, businesses can unlock new efficiencies and scale operations in ways previously unimaginable. The ability to integrate AI-driven robotics into daily processes—whether it’s manufacturing, logistics, or even customer service—can lead to exponential growth and market differentiation. It’s time for organizations to embrace these technologies, not just as tools, but as key strategic assets. Looking forward to seeing how this unfolds and what innovative solutions come out of this next wave of AI-powered robotics!
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