Alexander Mattick argues that an industrial customer such as BMW would not pay for a robot that performs correctly only 90 percent of the time.

“like if you, if you go to, let's say, BMW and you say, well, I have a robot,”

“it does the right thing ninety percent of the time, the other ten percent of the time it does something else, they will, like they will say, no, I will not pay you that money for a robot,”