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New Book Details Economic Landscape of Humanoid Robotics

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A new book titled The Humanoid Economy was published by Wiley on October 13, 2026. The book, written by Silicon Valley investor Modar Alaoui, analyzes humanoid robotics as the foundation of a broader economic system centered on physical AI. Alaoui argues that the next phase of this economy requires more than just better robots.

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The analysis suggests that for humanoid robots to reach their potential, the industry must evolve beyond technology alone. Scaling deployment requires simultaneous evolution in manufacturing, capital, infrastructure, policy, and public acceptance.

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  • Silicon ValleyRegion where the book's author is based and where the technology is emerging

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