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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機械人投資者面對一個選擇:要為多功能人形機械人的遠景付出幾多,還是支持一部專門為客戶眼前工作而設的機械人?Chan Yip Pang 的看法是,較吸引人的短期機會,或許介乎固定式工廠自動化與無所不包的自主操作之間:機械人針對特定工作設計,能應付環境有一定變化,但不必面對無限多變的情況。518