Basically a maintenance technician and electrician in one with specialized training in robotics and plc programming.

Labor for framing also is a small portion of the man hours involved in a total house.You would also need to take into consideration plumbing, electrical, hvac, trim, drywall, cabinets etc and etc.Not saying it cant haopen in the future but I would think robots performing all thise tasks is in the future a ways.

That stands out vs the robotic crap they get from everyone else. 

I grow weary of this robotic crap.

The shift from small business to robotic industry puts much more capital into far fewer pockets.I find it unnerving.

Find a lender who feels more like a teammate than just some robot who is a part of the process.

Just a little tiny background on me is that I'm 22 years old, new grad working as a Automation/Robotics Engineer.

I'm hoping they build robotic handymen.

His son got a degree that helped him in his current job in the medical/robotics arena...his education vocationally was worth it.  

It’s just an intentionally controversial piece designed to get people to click on it, and written by the same “news” site that wrote another article titled “This Man Is Controlling a Robot With His Butthole”.Probably a good reminder though that we’re all posting on a public forum, and anyone - including the media, your tenants, or whoever - can potentially read what you write.