Any outfit that can build that "dog" can build manufacturing robotics. Now we have to figure out how to gainfully employ all the people who don't have jobs because of this technology. Most of them don't have the particular tech skills to operate and maintain these bots. People talk about artificial intelligence willfully taking over humans, but in certain areas, they already have. Once people find a niche in that world, it is difficult to do anything else, it is so remunerative. I don't know whether to be disappointed that I am not part of that world, or rejoice that I'm not. Do young college graduates want to make $25K a year in retail or $850K a year doing tech? Not really a choice. It's deeply cultural, not just a matter of training. You have to think that way.