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> The sticker price might look cheap, but what I've heard from people actually looking to buy (even in large quantities) is that by the time you assemble the ha
by Animats 1y ago
> The sticker price might look cheap, but what I've heard from people actually looking to buy (even in large quantities) is that by the time you assemble the hardware and the tooling and the dev kit, the cost is $80-100k per robot.
I know. You don't get the GPU for AI in the base model, for example. Do you get the articulated hands?
A robot package with all those custom parts, motors, and motor controllers, along with cameras and a short range LIDAR. for only $22K is pretty good.[1] As this technology starts to work, it's apparently not going to be insanely expensive.
[1] https://robostore.com/products/unitree-g1-robotic-humanoid https://robostore.com/products/unitree-g1-robotic-humanoid
- lesuorac 1y agoPretty good? It can lift 3 kg / arm. That's like barely enough for a super-sized coffee! What human role are you replacing with this? Some desk job? Why bother with the robot.