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Despite the low current sales of humanoids, Bank of America predicts a significant jump to 90,000 units this year and 1.2 million by 2030. This suggests strong future expectations for the technology, even if current adoption is limited. The growth is likely driven by ongoing AI development and potential future applications.
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