
Will there be >1000 robots on the moon in 2063?
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@Schwabilismus Physically separate autonomous machines. A mars rover or probe would count as one robot no matter how many gizmos it has. The >1000 threshold implies we’re actually doing industry there, not just exploring.
@JonathanRayJonathanRay: just to be sure: "physically separate" and "autonomous" mean the same thing, right? They still can be steered by humans living in a habitat somewhere?
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