This is where competition really shows its importance. A lot of companies are trying to one up each other in the robotics race. Some are going for dexterity, some complexity, while others the amount of weight they can carry. I like that you brought up space. One of problems with terraforming other planets are the harsh environments and lack of oxygen. Robots can be used to kickstart them and eventually make those planets livable before humans come. I get reminded of Wall E as an example where AI and robots were supposed to make earth livable so that humanity can come back.
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I dont think there is competition. When there is a virtual unlimited TAM, competition doesnt exist. With no scarcity, there is none of that.
We are looking at such a huge market that anyone can produce these will be able to put them into the field.
I guess that makes sense. Although, not all of them will have the same capabilities. Some would be faster, more accurate, can carry heavier things, etc. For each industry, those that excel in a specific field will be more favorable. So in a car factory setup, the robot that can do all the work best, will be the one most companies will be getting.
The field is so wide open that we cannot even begin to think of where it all can go.