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Picture waking up in the morning to find your household robot has already cleaned the kitchen, prepared breakfast, watered the plants, and organized your schedule.

Sounds pretty amazing, doesn't it?

Companies are developing humanoid robots capable of walking, handling objects, and performing increasingly complicated tasks.

Although today's robots still face major limitations, future versions could potentially assist elderly people, help individuals with disabilities, perform household chores, and take over dangerous jobs.

But having an intelligent machine moving around your home also raises questions about privacy, safety, cost, and trust.

🏠 **If affordable household robots became available tomorrow, would you buy one?**

What would be the very first job you'd give it? And would you feel comfortable leaving it alone in your house?