Yubitech sold 16,000 humanoid robots in a single day, with top models hitting $165,000. One $30,000 model cooks at Michelin-star level. Customization includes sexual applications, raising questions about what happens when millions of these robots enter everyday life.
Yubitech sold 16,000 on one day of the human-realistic ones, and the max price was $165,000. Whoa. So they're starting to roll those out now.
Okay, I'm gonna ask Avi's question. Are they sex bots?
Or— Apparently, you can customize them any way you want. Hey, okay. Like, people are lonely. What can you say? But I mean, you're gonna see— you're gonna see tens of thousands of these, millions of these coming. They're gonna be everywhere that you see. And again, like, if I said to you, Tom, $30,000 gets you a humanoid that can cook like a cordon bleu or Michelin star chef. Yeah, no, that's wild. And like, 100%.
Legitimately, I'm like placing my order as soon as the episode is over if that's actually true. That's crazy.
But again, you look at the manual dexterity of these things now, like everything's broken through on those levels. But then what does it mean when you start ramping them up?
