The long-anticipated automobile project has been put on hold, raising questions about the future of personal home robots.
Apple, a tech giant known for sometimes leading the industry with innovative features and at other times hesitating to adopt certain advancements, has recently made headlines by cancelling its eagerly awaited car project. The company redirected employees from this project to its generative artificial intelligence department.
Analysts are keenly watching Apple, speculating about its next moves. Surprisingly, Bloomberg reports that Apple is now exploring the development of personal home robots. However, given that this venture is in its early stages, it’s too soon to provide any definitive insights.
Imagine a personal robot that follows you around the house…
According to Bloomberg, Apple engineers are delving into the realm of robotics with projects that remain partially under wraps. Among these ventures, one involves a personal robot designed to follow its user around the home. Another project is developing a robotic desktop device capable of moving its screen, offering a new level of interactivity. These insights reportedly come from individuals close to the research team.
Leading the charge in this exploration are hardware engineers, alongside the artificial intelligence and machine learning groups. However, it’s clear that these endeavors are still in the nascent stages, with research and development actively ongoing. The push towards robotics isn’t unique to Apple; various other companies are also making significant investments in this area.
Notably, OpenAI recently made headlines with its robot developed in partnership with Figurine. As these projects progress, it remains to be seen whether Apple will successfully bring its robotic ambitions to fruition. What are your thoughts? Do you believe Apple will see this venture through to the end?
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