Techies are throwing billions at robots; the 'hardware tourists' are piling in

Fonte: Business Insider

Getty Images; Rebecca Zisser/BIFor decades, hardware was a hard sell in Silicon Valley. Now investors are pouring tens of billions into machines that can do things in the real world. A Goldilocks set of conditions has made robotics one of tech's hottest bets.

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