The robots of the future are, well, still figuring things out. That was the overwhelming takeaway from CES, the world's largest tech convention, held this past week in Las Vegas. From a laundry-folding bot that couldn't fold laundry, to an AI-powered helper that refused to help, to an in-home mechanical maid that kept dropping stuff, the dream of robotic friends making our lives easier is clearly a long way off. SEE ALSO: The biggest trend at CES was sleeping through CES But apparently no one ...
The robots of the future are, well, still figuring things out. That was the overwhelming takeaway from CES, the world's largest tech convention, held this past week in Las Vegas. From a laundry-folding bot that couldn't fold laundry, to an AI-powered helper that refused to help, to an in-home mechanical maid that kept dropping stuff, the dream of robotic friends making our lives easier is clearly a long way off. SEE ALSO: The biggest trend at CES was sleeping through CES But apparently no one ...
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