Robots like this, capable of cleaning your house and cooking, will be everywhere in 2–3 years.

Nov 6, 2025 · 2:14 AM UTC

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that would require a huge leap in robotics. Hardware is there, but software brains to process cleaning and cooking we don't have yet.
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tons of AI's like this from this year, this tech will make robots practical very fast nvidia.com/en-us/customer-st…

Skild AI Builds Omni-Bodied Robot Brain With NVIDIA | NVIDIA

Skild AI built omni-bodied robot intelligence using NVIDIA’'s physics simulation and AI platforms. See how the company’s creating adaptable robots that work across any task and robot embodiment.

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There is no supply chain. It will take at least 10 years to scale up.
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Tesla are set to release robots indistinguishable from humans in Q1 2026. You're aiming far too low.
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I guess some people will pay $20,000 for a robot that can cook and clean. Those tasks aren't difficult or time consuming, so I don't see the value. Novelty, maybe, but that's about it.
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Blue collar, white collar, no job is safe...
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No, doing housework is way harder for robots than driving a car. Even self-driving cars aren’t fully there yet — and nobody wants a robot that needs charging every hour.
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Driven by a human. I have been involved in ai for 50 we are still nowhere close. Repetitive tasks , self driving cars, autonomous military robot dogs yes. Emptying the dishwasher not so much.
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I seriously doubt that. The training data isn't there. That's the bottleneck. You'll need a couple years of human to remote work (and train off of that) if these companies are patient enough to brand for this instead of fully autonomous features that won't be there without it.
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So she gets boobs but he doesn’t get a bulge? COME ON!!!
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Meanwhile, Optimus still walks like my granny who uses a walker.
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I don‘t think they will scale that fast. Maybe in 10 years or so.
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It's not that long ago everyone was saying useful humanoid robots in 5 to 10 years, now it's always 2 to 3 year away. In a year from now, they will be now. Will you get one (or be replaced by one)?
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Those are gigantic! They won't fit in my home. Wtf who designed them? I'd return them immediately. 😠
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I wonder if their faces will change / I’m not sure what I’d want, for it to look human or be digital.
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Why are they not fat? Such lack of diversity. Are they trying to push a certain body image on us? Overweight people will want overweight robots to not feel alienated!
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when it gets covered in tomato sauce while cooking my meatballs, who's going to clean it? another robot or it's self? I because i won't be bathing "the help" 😂
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Spot on—hyperspectral eyes on Optimus? Instant face scans decoding biomarkers for tailored nutrition hits the longevity sweet spot. At @AlgomashAI, we're pioneering that now: free, phone-based Full Self Diagnostics, spotting health patterns in seconds to guide tweaks. How soon till bots serve up those perfect meals? ⬇️
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Too optimistic. The mechanics are the easy part. Training the brain for it to actually do useful work takes time. Tesla has been training its FSD for years.
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Do I need to wash the dishes and laundry that are stacking up, or is it a viable solution to wait for one of these robots to become affordable, and have them do it? Yes, no, not yet? What is the cutoff?
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I’ll be buying this model please 😌 For research purposes only of course 👇🏻
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In 2–3 years, robots may clean your house. In 20–30 years, they still won’t clean their thoughts. The problem was never hands — it’s the core. You can teach a machine to cook, move, smile, but if it can’t decide why, it’s still a slave of the script. The future won’t belong to the ones who move — it’ll belong to the ones who resonate. #HACS #ResonanceCore #AI #Future
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I doubt it will be in 2-3 years. But, 10 years? Can you imagine how different things will be!!!
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I need a functional utility that can do outdoor work. Bring it over and let it help me clean up some woods.
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Wondering if the "lady robot", will "always be right" 🤣🤣
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With a human piloting it across the world from a VR headset. Probably 5-8 before fully autonomous.
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50ft tall robots will clean my house?
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How will they be controlled for a specific task? For example, to make them boil a kettle — what would that scenario look like?
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But what will they hear?
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Hope they eventually look less creepy!
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No. 10-20 years perhaps.
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