52 percent: The share of adults who believe that robots will be able to perform most of the activities currently done by humans within 30 years.
61 percent: The share that said they were uncomfortable with robots. Just because we understand that robots are part of life doesn’t mean we like it.
20 percent: Two in 10 are interested in robots that would help clean house; 17 percent wanted robots that could provide home security.32 percent: A third of those interviewed believe the government should set up a Federal Robotics Commission to regulate robot development and usage. Another 29 percent oppose that idea, and 39 percent are unsure.
$250: That's the price 42 percent said they would pay for a robot capable of doing routine chores. So, we're interested in robots, as long as we can get one for a reasonable price. On the other end of the spectrum, only 3 percent would pay more than $1,000.
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