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Tech companies are showcasing humanoid robots performing various tasks, but experts caution that there is a significant gap between these demonstrations and real-world capabilities. Jonathan Hurst, a robotics researcher, highlights the tendency for people to overestimate what these robots can do based on their human-like appearance.
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Tech companies are showcasing humanoid robots performing various tasks, but experts caution that there is a significant gap between these demonstrations and real-world capabilities. Jonathan Hurst, a robotics researcher, highlights the tendency for people to overestimate what these robots can do based on their human-like appearance.
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