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Leading robotics companies are launching humanoids like Neo Gamma, designed for domestic assistance, with costs as low as $20,000—comparable to a new car. These robots feature soft, cuddly designs targeted at consumer adoption, with leasing models making them accessible for everyday households.
Simultaneously, autonomous vehicle fleets are ramping up, with Nvidia partnering with automakers like Stellantis to deploy robo-taxi fleets aiming for 100,000 units by 2027. Companies like Wimo, Tesla, and Uber compete to replace traditional drivers, promising safer, more cost-effective transportation and transforming urban mobility.