Humanoid robots are robots designed to resemble the human form, with a body structure that typically includes a head, torso, arms, and legs. These robots often mimic human appearance and behaviors to varying degrees, allowing them to interact more naturally with people and their environment. The design of humanoid robots can serve various purposes, including research, entertainment, assistance in daily activities, and social interaction. They can be programmed to perform tasks ranging from simple actions, like walking and speaking, to more complex functions such as understanding and responding to human emotions. The development of humanoid robots involves multiple fields, including robotics, artificial intelligence, psychology, and biomechanics, to create machines that can effectively navigate and engage within human-centric spaces.
Tesla's Optimus project is creating a new category of labor with the role of data collection operators. Operators are compensated between €23 and €44 per hour, requiring physical stamina and…