It is good to see someone finally working on one of these without the stupid legs
(I think the legs are stupid because they give your robot the chance to fall over and are not relevant for most environments).
(I think the legs are stupid because they give your robot the chance to fall over and are not relevant for most environments).
I’ve now moved to a single floor. Problem solved!
Still, I expect it won't matter - by the time we have reasonably priced robots that can reliably do all housework, that's like 90% of jobs eliminated from society and probably society will collapse.
So that's six robots for me?
- You can increase the payload a lot
- You can increase the torso weight which means you can use cheaper, heavier components
- It won't fall down and hurt someone if it malfunctions
- It will never be in a position where it might fall down the stairs (if it were, it could kill someone)
- It will use less power/have a longer battery life