Fu sees significant growth potential in wheeled service robots, as they are easier to deploy and scale profitably compared to humanoid robots. They have already shown real-world deployment in various service sectors, such as Japanese nursing homes and retail stores, indicating increased market acceptance.
What potential does Fu see in wheeled service robots?
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