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Hm, true that. I’m guessing because the typical factory was already larger/taller than human height? (Thinking of e.g. car production)
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I'm guessing it's because making specialised robots was so much cheaper and easier than usable humanoid robots.

See also the humble domestic dishwasher. It's a robot that washes dishes and works in an environment that's otherwise sized for humans and hasn't really been redesigned to accommodate robots. Similar also for washing machine and dryer etc.




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