Robot hand ties knots, dribbles a ball, and uses tweezers (video)

With that level of speed and dexterity, I think its more likely that certain physical tasks will be outsourced like programming or call center jobs are now. The computer vision and semi-autonomy would compensate for the network lag and allow workers to guide the tasks without performing every minute adjustment and requiring haptic feedback.

Think assembled in the USA by workers in Bangladesh.

Forget the chopsticks. They could just sit there while this thing stuffed food in their mouth and the next day, it could wipe their ass for them.

Ah, what an age to be alive.