When I see the humanoid robots, I think theirs totally potential. Looking at stuff like general dynamics robots and what university students are doing using co

When I see the humanoid robots, I think theirs totally potential. Looking at stuff like general dynamics robots and what university students are doing using computer vision and just a robotic hand is amazing. I always find it curious how most don't mention the power issue. Sure for the mechanical parts you need power but I'd think it would be more power efficient to offload some of the computing to a small 4U server. Think long term conversation storage or storing the lidar map of a building. Solving the power limit is definatlg one of the biggest issues. Sure on a factory floor you might get away with overhead power and data wires, but thats not feasible in a home and basically teathers the robot in place. Image a more efficient humanoid robot with human like features and better mobility. Now imagine using a standard Tesla charger you can use on any electric vehicle that has become the US standard.