General-purpose home robots face sensing test
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General-purpose home robots are the ultimate goal for the humanoid robotics industry, but the market remains at an early stage. DIGITIMES analysts said the key to commercialization is not just whether a robot can move, but whether it can understand a complex and constantly changing home environment, complete tasks, and execute different functions reliably.
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