Why does the author argue that investors may earn better near-term returns from purpose-built robots for semi-structured jobs than from highThe investment case for robotics depends on reliable task performance and repeatable deployment—not just a compelling demonstration.
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机器人投资者面对一个选择:是为通用人形机器人的远景买单,还是支持那些围绕客户当下需求设计的机器?Chan Yip Pang 的观点是,近期更值得关注的机会,或许在固定式工厂自动化与开放式自主机器人之间——它们专门执行某类工作,环境虽有变化,但不至于充满无限的不确定性。518