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Humanoid robots are rapidly advancing in capabilities and real-world deployments, with companies like Unitree and Boston Dynamics showcasing impressive models with enhanced agility, flexibility, and commercial potential Questions to inspire discussion Commercial Availability & Pricing 🛒 Q: How can I purchase a Unitree G1 humanoid robot in the US and what does it cost? A: Unitree's G1 humanoid is commercially available through US distributor Roboto, with pricing ranging from $8,990 to $128,900 depending on configuration and capabilities, marking a shift from prototype to market-ready product. 💰 Q: What does Unitree's rumored IPO signal about the humanoid robotics market? A: Unitree...

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ARK’s Sam Korus shares a year-end update on robotics, examining what’s changed since the release of "Big Ideas 2025" earlier this year.

Big Ideas 2025: ark-invest.com/big-ideas-2025

Key highlights from this video include: 

• The long-term thesis of decoupling physical labor from economic output • The rise of embodied AI and generalizable humanoid robots

• A potential $26 trillion global revenue opportunity across household and manufacturing robotics

• Why task-level automation is unlocking near-term adoption Korus also discusses how robotics has historically created new industries rather than eliminated work, the growing pace of innovation across leading players, and why the trends outlined remain firmly intact as we look ahead to 2026.