A venture capitalist’s perspective on robotics

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Despite the expectations of past science fiction writers, robots are still far from common in our everyday lives, notes the venture capitalist community. More than a fifth of the 21st century has now passed, and the worlds of The Jetsons and Lost in Space still feel like projections of a distant future.

However, away from the domestic lives that most of us inhabit daily, robots have suddenly become pervasive in some industries. Self-driving cars are moving from research labs to the road, Boston Dynamics continues to release incredible video demos — and many investors are starting to take notice.

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