Would You Let a Humanoid Robot Clean Your Home for €26 an Hour?
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A San Francisco firm launches humanoid robots for domestic cleaning at $30 an hour, generating concern among workers in the sector.The technology, still in the pilot phase and operated remotely, seeks to expand nationally and internationally, although it faces criticism of efficiency and privacy.
Currently, robots can only be hired by invitation, limiting access to the cleaning service to the general public.
A robotics company in San Francisco (California) has started a pilot program that offers cleaning homes and trades for humanoid robots for $30 per hour, an initiative that aims to expand in the US and the world.
A humanoid robot that aspires, cleans the toilet, wipes the blanks and leads the garbage is no longer just a laboratory demonstration. In San Francisco, such robots have already begun to be sent to homes, and the price of the service is surprising.
Demand is reportedly growing, so interested users can already sign up for a waiting list. The price is currently $30, or about €25.70, for one hour of work. The robot can currently work for a maximum of one hour continuously, while two robots cost $60. Tau Robotics plans to offer longer cleaning periods in the future.
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