I think this kind of automated design process can un-hype humanoids. The point of humanoid robots is one-size-fits-all -- a generalist can readily fit into various scenarios. However, if custom designs are cheap and optimized, there's no reason to stick to inefficient generalist designs.
Let's be honest: people want humanoids because half the world was used to "domestic servants" (ie. slaves) (and even is, middle east, Pakistan, India, large parts of Africa) and they can't have that because colonialism "took that from them".
What people keep forgetting is that colonialism, and with it the large-scale disappearance of slavery, and so the disappearance of domestic servants/slaves, lasted easily into the 1990s. You don't have to be very old to remember having that (or you cheat, ie. rich middle eastern countries, and still have that in 2026, just called slightly different)
Amazing job guys. You've just created a base for robotic auto-evolution.
Now we need a model with a sole purpose of improving itself (procreation) and it's mobile platform. For the later this framework can be used. We need another model which will then do full CAD spec for each iteration and small automated factory which will implement this all in hardware ...
What people keep forgetting is that colonialism, and with it the large-scale disappearance of slavery, and so the disappearance of domestic servants/slaves, lasted easily into the 1990s. You don't have to be very old to remember having that (or you cheat, ie. rich middle eastern countries, and still have that in 2026, just called slightly different)
Now we need a model with a sole purpose of improving itself (procreation) and it's mobile platform. For the later this framework can be used. We need another model which will then do full CAD spec for each iteration and small automated factory which will implement this all in hardware ...