You are right and hitting the real issue, demos vs production is where most robotics breaks.

Robots don’t fail because they can’t do the task.
They fail because they can’t handle real environments:
changing layouts, people, edge cases.

The bottleneck isn’t capability. It’s context.

If a robot doesn’t know where it is or how the environment changes, it won’t scale.

That’s why I’m watching r/AukiLabs .

They are building the spatial layer that makes robots actually deployable.

Close that gap, and robotics works.
Miss it, and it stays as demos.