Humanoid robots remain experimental rather than production-ready assets due to high energy use, limited speed, high costs and immature perception and dexterity. However, potential for automation is almost unlimited, once the technology is mature enough.

— Pro Forecaster Ľuboš Saloky (lubossaloky)

Even beyond the pure capabilities side, there is also a production aspect to this question. If you want to make 7M jobs disappear, you need a lot of robots.

— Pro Forecaster Yann Riviere (exmateriae)

This category is a primary target for automation for the humanoid robotics companies, and I expect real-world impacts in the near term. It appears to be nearly inevitable at this point that multiple robotics companies will be selling competent general-purpose warehouse workers before 2030.

— Pro Forecaster Nathan Metzger (Haiku)