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CERN Basher highlighted the issue of pricing, which he predicts could initially be higher than conventional estimates suggest. With figures potentially exceeding $100,000 per bot in the early stages, the price will ultimately be set by market demand. The conversation suggests that if Optimus meets capability standards or addresses specific labor shortages, businesses and individual consumers alike could be willing to pay significantly more than initially expected. This indicates a transition in how humans view the value of humanoid robots in day-to-day life, expanding beyond merely a means of transportation to something far more versatile.