The projected world population by 2035 is around 8.9 billion. I don't know how many humanoid robots (capabilities undefined) we have today, but any we do have a

The projected world population by 2035 is around 8.9 billion. I don't know how many humanoid robots (capabilities undefined) we have today, but any we do have are not likely going to be in operation, but it has to be below 1 million, so let's just round down to 0 for simplicity's sake. So someone's going to have to build just shy of 1 billion robots per year that can be robust enough to remain being operable 9 years later, starting now. What do you think? Did you perhaps type a 0 when you meant to type a 2?