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I mean, won't robots need repairs/maintenance, "training" in the form of programming or tweaking parameters, and other things? These may have lesser costs than
by spijdar 6y ago
I mean, won't robots need repairs/maintenance, "training" in the form of programming or tweaking parameters, and other things?
These may have lesser costs than their human equivalents, but I don't think they're magically zero-maintenance.
- tachyonbeam 6y agoIt's also questionable how much cheaper robot training is. Specialized programmers to write special-purpose code just for your specific application don't exactly come cheap... Especially when you're not paying them directly, but rather trough some external robotics company you're consulting with. We could easily be talking $300/hour.