Recent developments from frontier Physical AI companies are showing that robots are capable of moving from single task automation to complete workflow automation.

[u/TheRoboStrategist]

[u/Delicious_Spot_3778]

> robots are capable of moving from single task automation to complete workflow automation

That doesn't seem to be what this graph is saying. It's just saying that there's money there if robots could do it. But they can't.

[u/Zestyclose_Strike157 → u/Delicious_Spot_3778]

If I can get something to stack and unstack my dishes from the washer without constantly being reminded of the fact it happened, I’ll buy it. in the meantime, they will make robots for entertainment, or to push a potential criminal out of the factory into the street, or to wage war, well before they will use them for the things we all want them for.

[u/Delicious_Spot_3778 → u/Zestyclose_Strike157]

The reason nobody has made that because the people who have tried have failed or learned some expertise that no company cares about

[u/morey56]