Humanoid vs Home Robots | Durham News

Elon Musk is racing to mass-produce one million Optimus robots by 2035, reallocating Tesla’s auto factories and pouring $25 billion into robot manufacturing—all tied to his massive pay package. Meanwhile, Japan’s MW startup is taking a smarter route: embedding robotic arms into ceilings and walls of homes, inspired by Iron Man’s J.A.R.V.I.S., to automate chores like laundry and cleanup. Their “physical AI” concept targets compact Japanese homes with safer, track-based arms, launching its first units in Tokyo by 2028—with plans to sell 10,000 annually by 2035. Already selling for $1.3M–$2.5M, MW’s robotic homes are being built now, with revenue currently driven by real estate—and retrofits available for existing homes.

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