Winter is coming...

I’m 55, so I hope in 10 years I will have one but one like Ameca the other line of robots.

I am more concerned about the disabled. I've known many elderly that live an independent live. But the disabled is another story.

Your chilldrens are supposed to take care of you, not a piece of titanium. The west is so disconnected from traditional values....

@@capnanaya4642 yes it would be nice if our children looked after us, but not everyone is lucky enough to have children. I myself nursed my mum for two years through cancer. Other relatives have suffered other debilitating illnesses. It is hard on children to look after their families at both ends. Looking after elderly parents and young children of their own. There are many elderly people dependant on help in care homes and in hospitals. There aren't enough carers available. It is the one sector that it's hard to find people to fill the jobs. Not only that but for the person who is Ill they lose their independence, with a robot doing certain tasks, people who are I'll have a modicum of independence. Also there is a lot of embarrassment and shame felt by the person who is Ill, robot takes that away. There would be relief for families who are giving aid, they can still help but it wouldn't feel so much like a job but giving of your time to ones you love. You obviously have never had to care for Ill and dying family or suffered chronic illnesses yourself. I know many people from both sides of this and my opinion was partly jokey "oh how cool would this be" and partly knowing how badly this would be needed in this particular field.

@@capnanaya4642 Nope, don’t have kids and never will.

Acho que é pra ninguém dar encima dele, ou do dinheiro dele 😂😂

@@paulolopes8736 kkkkkkkkkkkkk ou fetiches, vai saber!

Just looked no they arent the robot is fsr behind this or other companies