Humanoids Are a Backward-Compatibility Layer
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The strongest argument for humanoid robots has nothing to do with walking, grasping, or looking cool in a demo reel. It is a software engineering concept: backward compatibility . 📖 Read the full version with charts and embedded sources on ComputeLeap → Palmer Luckey — founder of Oculus, founder o…
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Humanoids Are a Backward-Compatibility Layer
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