Why Google Wants to Sell Its Robots

3/22/2016

This article discusses Google's decision to sell its robotics division, Boston Dynamics. It explores the challenges and realities of developing advanced robots for real-world applications. The article highlights how despite Google's initial enthusiasm for robotics, the development of practical and commercially successful robots has proven to be much harder than anticipated. It cites issues such as cost, limited capabilities, and a lack of clear market demand as factors contributing to Google's decision to divest from robotics. The article also touches upon the potential future applications of robotics and the role that companies like Boston Dynamics could play in shaping this industry.

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