Altman Solon’s Humanoid Home Robotics Survey is featured in Forbes in an article examining the emerging market for humanoid home robots and the challenges surrounding mainstream consumer adoption.
Drawing on Altman Solon’s findings, the article highlights the gap between consumer interest and purchase readiness: while 65% of U.S. consumers express interest in owning an advanced home robot, 69% would not pay more than $5,000, and around half have safety concerns. The article explores how manufacturers must look beyond technological capabilities to address affordability, trust, privacy, and real-world usability as home robotics moves closer to becoming a consumer reality.
Read the full article from Forbes.
