尽管科技领袖对人形机器人前景做出乐观预测，但研究人员普遍认为这些期待与现实存在重大差距。Elon Musk预测Tesla Optimus机器人可能成为"有史以来最大的产品"，成本可能低至20000美元，预计2027年末上市1；Jensen Huang则称人形机器人将在今年达到人类水平能力1；Morgan Stanley预测到2050年将有近10亿台类人机器人，市场规模超5万亿美元1。然而，包括Yann LeCun在内的许多机器人研究人员对这些预期持怀疑态度。LeCun直言："那些建造人形机器人的公司——绝对没有一家——知道如何让这些机器人足够聪明以有用"1。
技术进展虽有所突破，但实际应用仍面临巨大障碍。Physical Intelligence的π0.7模型在2026年4月展示了首次明显的组合泛化能力，成功完成未见过的任务（将红薯放入空气炸锅）1。但Marc Raibert指出成功率的提升幅度仍显不足："人们对50%成功率提升到70%感到兴奋，但70%成功就像根本不行"1。机器人研究者Jonathan Hurst估计："如果非要选个数字，我会说还需10年机器人才能在人们家里实际有用"1。此外，部分演示存在隐情——Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang的舞台演示实际由"幕后木偶师"远程控制1。当前市场中，2025年约15000台人形机器人中近90%由中国公司制造，其中Unitree生产的机器人售价不足6000美元1。
Despite bold predictions from technology leaders about humanoid robots' commercial potential, many robotics researchers express skepticism about the timeline and feasibility of these claims.1 Elon Musk has predicted that Tesla's Optimus robot could become "the largest product of any kind ever," potentially costing as low as $20,000 and reaching market by late 2027.1 Jensen Huang has stated that humanoid robots will achieve human-level capabilities this year, while Morgan Stanley projects nearly 1 billion humanoid robots in operation by 2050, creating a market worth over $5 trillion.1
Yet significant technical obstacles remain. Yann LeCun, a prominent AI researcher, has stated: "The companies that are building humanoid robots—not a single one of them—knows how to make these robots smart enough to be useful."1 Marc Raibert notes that while a 50-percent-to-70-percent improvement in success rates excites people, "70% success is like not working at all."1 Physical Intelligence's π0.7 model demonstrated notable compositional generalization in April 2026 by successfully completing an unseen task—placing sweet potatoes into an air fryer.1 Jonathan Hurst estimates it will take roughly 10 more years before robots become practically useful in people's homes.1
Current market data underscores the nascent state of the industry. Approximately 90 percent of the roughly 15,000 humanoid robots produced in 2025 were manufactured by Chinese companies, with some models retailing for under $6,000.1 Additionally, some high-profile demonstrations have relied on remote operation or pre-programmed movements rather than autonomous capability—Jensen Huang's stage performance featuring robots, for instance, was remotely controlled by operators behind the scenes.1
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