Universal Multi-Purpose Manufacturing Robotics Remain Far In The Future
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Chris Olsen, founding partner of Drive Capital, outlines technical constraints and commercial realities in industrial robotics hardware.
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“Where you can get to a world where a robot can simultaneously spit out a smartphone and then spit out a piece of gym equipment is a long, long way off.”
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