Tutor Intelligence CEO Josh Gruenstein is arguing that general-purpose industrial robots can make everyday goods cheaper by taking on repetitive, physically demanding factory and warehouse work. The claim comes as the MIT CSAIL spinout introduces next-generation Cassie and Sonny, two AI robot workers aimed at brownfield production sites rather than purpose-built automated facilities.
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