Interesting that they are going the subscription route and not selling these outright. It works because the comparison with the cost of a human looks so favorable. I’d expect to see this with humanoid robots too as they take over more and more human jobs.
XRobotics’ countertop robots are cooking up 25,000 pizzas a month
I have the feeling that humanoid robots are only really a good fit in places designed for human(oid)s. We might see things change to be more optimized for the optimal form factor of machine for that job. I suppose it’s possible for maintenance/health/safety reasons we don’t but I don’t see health and safety being important to the people doing this.