> Good luck, first of all how much energy can you pack in a humanoid robot after affording for actuators and the support structures? How long will the thing last on a single charge?
Probably somewhere around 30 min to 1 hour on a single charge. If we can fast charge, this probably would be sufficient for home-use or in some commercial settings.
> Yes we can certainly automate this or ...
See "4. How does a humanoid robot operate?": https://liuliu.me/eyes/research-notes-on-humanoid-robots/#4-...
> Lets not even limit ourselves to humans, any general purpose robot will never be able to compete with a task specific robot ...
See last two paragraphs of "Why": https://liuliu.me/eyes/research-notes-on-humanoid-robots/#wh...
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> Good luck, first of all how much energy can you pack in a humanoid robot after affording for actuators and the support structures? How long will the thing last on a single charge?
Probably somewhere around 30 min to 1 hour on a single charge. If we can fast charge, this probably would be sufficient for home-use or in some commercial settings.