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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機器人投資熱潮中,最吸睛的往往是能跳舞、做出高難度動作的人形機器人。但對投資人來說,更實際的問題是:機器能不能持續完成客戶真正需要的工作,而且成本划算?Vertex Ventures 東南亞與印度投資主管 Chan Yip Pang 的觀點是,近期較值得留意的機會,可能落在固定式工廠自動化與無所不包的通用型機器人之間——也就是為特定工作打造、能應付一定變化,但不必面對無限複雜環境的機器人。518