I can honestly see this by 2030. Just not reliable or safe enough for a consumer product. There will be a gap between “can be done reliably in testing” (probab

I can honestly see this by 2030. Just not reliable or safe enough for a consumer product. There will be a gap between “can be done reliably in testing” (probably doable by 2030 even in a randomly chosen house that’s not part of the test set) and “safe enough for consumers, children, and pets to not get injured by the movements of a robot who is strong enough to lift and carry a 40lb bag of flour or 40lb laundry basket”. That safety gap for “co-working” robots will be very difficult to close enough for the CPSC to be satisfied and also avoid expensive class-action or individual lawsuits.