Apple Robots?! We Really Doing This? + iPhone 16/16 Pro & iPad Pro 

Yes , another vote for robot home helper. The only problem I suspect would be affordability , unless apple could pull a rabbit out of the hat.

Until it locks you out and decides it doesn’t need you anymore. 😆

@@mikldude9376 $9999.99 arms and legs sold separately 😂

@@carlerickson74 I’m sure that will never happen 😂

"random things" 🤫

Yes it's called a Sony.

I wanted them to but after thinking about it, nah! It will be expensive, subscription cloud storage, only Apple lenses could be used on it and the list goes on 😂. I'm good.

​@@orlandoalexander7119so basically any photography brand

There was a camera lineup from Apple in the little time Steve wasn't there. But, there where not good. But I also would really like to see what apple could break out of an full format sensor with all of its processing and knowledge 🤤🤤🤤

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Absolutely, but is Apple trying to be/make an Assistive Care product company. That doesn't seem to be their identity at all at the moment, but they do have a connection to Health Tech with their Apple Watch. It just feels like that angle would be a HUGE JUMP.

The liability from this though.... Imagine the robot is blamed for killing the elderly person... the lawsuits that would come from it will bankrupt the companies making thoses robots

Not much margin in those product lines.

Probably the exact opposite because I write, shoot and edit 99% of everything you see! Thanks for watching all these years!

What good taste you have 😉.

You take this way too seriously. We don't even know what the robot does. We are comparing it to vaporware right now.

@@briantong you guys don’t take it seriously enough, I love what you do, but between you and people like MKBHD you both seem to be purposely missing the advancements robots are making right now. No wonder apple themselves wants a piece of this, it’s the next big thing.

Did they try car and tv ? 📺

It was a wise move to quit the car , the world economy is in the shitter, and there are so many car makers and not enough people with cash to buy them all.

@@mikldude9376 agreed

In every interview where they asked Tim Cook to comment on the car project he always mentioned that it was about a variety of autonomous products, not just cars. They probably have a fair amount of experience because of the recycling robots. The first one was in production starting in 2016.

Tesla doesn't have a customer base with active users of 1.4 billion. They would be the ones trying to catch up.

@@bruxi78230 fair. But apple doesn't have a fleet of robots already out there like Tesla. While Apple's large user base is certainly an advantage in terms of potential customers, it doesn't directly translate to an advantage in AI development. Tesla, on the other hand, has a significant head start in this area due to its large fleet of vehicles on the road, which are constantly collecting data and feeding it back to Tesla's AI systems. This real-world data is invaluable for training and improving the AI models that control the vehicles. Additionally, Tesla has been actively developing and refining its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology for several years, which gives it a significant lead in terms of experience and expertise in this area. Apple would need to invest heavily in data collection and AI development to catch up, and even then, it would be a challenging task. Your overestimating the impact of Apple's user base on its ability to develop AI for robotics. Your wrong about Tesla being the one to catch up lol. Sorry its just facts. I work in the industry.

Unfortunately autonomous cars are really dumb and limited in their capacity. Probably not the best model to copy off.

And they want to keep that money for good investment projects

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