Agile soccer skills for a bipedal robot with deep reinforcement learning
Can anyone with good robotics experience explain why these types of robots are not in wider commercial use?<p>We have seen interesting robots like this one, from Boston Dynamics and others but they still seem to be far from displacing humans in the workforce. It seems that these robots have similar fine motor skills to humans, enough to displace humans in more economic activities.<p>If visual detection and response is the problem, teleoperation is always an option: hire people from low-labor cost countries to operate them remotely.<p>So I am assuming that some kind of manufacturing costs are the reason that these robots are not taking over more human labor in advanced economies. Is that correct?