Scarlett Lu on Bots n' Beans: A humanoid robot went from $90,000 to **$5,900** in less…
A humanoid robot went from $90,000 to $5,900 in less than two years.
But I don't think the most interesting story is the price drop. It's who can now afford to buy one.
Different price points create different buyers, and that may be how the humanoid market actually expands.
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