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  "title": "Humanoid vs Functional Robotics in Manufacturing Automation: Why Form Follows Function on the Factory Floor",
  "author_name": "Sebastien Rousseau",
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  "provider_name": "Sebastien Rousseau",
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  "html": "<blockquote class=\"oembed-card\"><p><a href=\"https://sebastienrousseau.com/2026-10-13-humanoid-functional-robotics-manufacturing-automation/\">Humanoid vs Functional Robotics in Manufacturing Automation: Why Form Follows Function on the Factory Floor</a></p><p>At the Economist Enterprise Physical AI and Robotics Summit in London, aerospace and manufacturing leaders dismantled the silicon-valley narrative of the general-purpose humanoid robot. While venture capital pours billions into bipedal forms, industrial reality proves that form must strictly follow function.</p><p><cite>Sebastien Rousseau — sebastienrousseau.com</cite></p></blockquote>",
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