According to CoinMeta, billionaire investor Mark Cuban believes that humanoid robots will fail within the next five to ten years. He predicts that future machines will be designed for specific tasks and environments, rather than imitating human form. Cuban warns that these companies and their robots may face disastrous failures. He points out that the industry's preference for humanoid robots is due to people living in a human-dominated world, but he believes such models have no chance in a domestic setting. He mentions Amazon warehouses, where robots designed for that environment are doing the work, rather than humanoid robots carrying boxes. Cuban's alternative approach draws inspiration from nature; he suggests that future robots might resemble spiders or ants, capable of carrying and lifting objects.