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Self-driving cars currently rely on robust computational systems integrated within stringent power limitations. In comparison, humanoid robots could utilize similar technologies but with different operational parameters, allowing for more flexible designs and reduced risks due to slower speeds.
A Future Built on Integration and Reliability
The speaker passionately argues that achieving successful humanoid robots isn't a question of "if" but "when." With several advanced technologies already at our disposal, the pathway to creating reliable and versatile robots is clearer than ever. Companies like Tesla and their rigorous engineering processes stand at the forefront of this robotic revolution, poised to deliver significant breakthroughs in the near term.