Nvidia CEO predicts humanoid robots will revolutionise manufacturing
Within five years, humanoid robots are expected to transform manufacturing, according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that humanoid robots will soon be widely used in manufacturing, possibly within the next five years.
Speaking at the company’s annual developer conference, Huang unveiled new software tools designed to improve robots’ ability to navigate the world.
Huang stated that the manufacturing industry would likely lead the way in adopting humanoid robots, due to its controlled environment and well-defined tasks.
He emphasised the economic value, with robots potentially costing around $100,000 to rent, making them a good investment.
The CEO’s predictions highlight the growing role of AI in automation, with Huang confident that humanoid robots will soon be an integral part of factory operations.
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