Things like simple robot arms could do wonders in crucial sectors like construction and agriculture where most the world does not have the industrial solutions

Things like simple robot arms could do wonders in crucial sectors like construction and agriculture where most the world does not have the industrial solutions of the US. Depopulation and aging is causing massive abandonment of agriculture in europe for example. Indeed we don't need a humanoid to lay bricks, but a not-too-expensive device could help with the housing crisis. > You can do so much more computation, sensing, some actuation, but people underestimate the long tail of the natural environment. Indeed, there are so many different application requirements that a single generic platform will never be possible. And humans are inefficient, so why do humanoids? We need a modular robotics platform backed by a big player/operating system