Elon Musk’s Tesla Bot Gen 3: An Eye-Opening Update!
Elon Musk is once again making waves in the tech world with the incredible advancements of the Tesla Bot Gen 3, now featuring five remarkable upgrades that could redefine the landscape of humanoid robotics. This video dives into the latest developments of the Tesla Optimus, highlighting its advanced robotic hands, the powerful AI5 chip, and revolutionary improvements in battery technology and mobility. Not to mention, the bot’s design is becoming increasingly human-like, raising the bar for what we can expect from robots in our everyday lives.
Join us as we explore not only the state-of-the-art capabilities that the Gen 3 model boasts but also its current production progress. We’ll discuss Tesla’s ambitious plans to integrate these humanoid robots into factories and everyday scenarios, making them a valuable asset in various sectors.
In addition, the video unveils Elon Musk’s intriguing concept of a robot leasing model. Imagine having the option to rent an Optimus bot rather than investing a hefty sum of $20,000 to $30,000 upfront! We delve into potential pricing and when you might be able to get your hands on one.
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Imagine coming home after work and your Optimus has already cleaned the entire house 😂
Is Tesla actually ahead in robotics, or is the company just better at marketing its vision?
If Optimus can really do household chores, $300 per month might be a bargain. But can it actually do them consistently?
I think the biggest challenge isn't AI or hardware. It's making these robots affordable and reliable enough for ordinary families.
Would you trust a humanoid robot to take care of your children or elderly parents? That's where I draw the line.
People laughed at Tesla when they first announced Optimus. Look how far they've come!
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Elon Musk❣️Optimus🦾
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The most important thing is not walking speed. I don’t need a housekeeper to run. But housekeepers must have very fast hand and arm speed. Can it catch a glass dropping off a counter? Can it break an egg and put the shell in the trash in less than 5 seconds? This will determine if Optimus will work in my home.
OPTIMUSK !!!
Unmatched dexterity. Next-level productivity. 🤖
Elon Musk's vision comes to life in Optimus. 💥 👏 💥
I have Parkinson’s and my wife is in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. We are both in our mid 80’s and are moving from our three story house to a single story house near our son. We’d love to buy or rent two Optimus robots as soon as they are available.
Elon and Tesla are taking way too long to bring this to market. I can’t imagine how hard it would be to first create it then establish the methods to mass produce it, but by the time they release it, the market for home robotics could cap off or crash.
The robotic hands are probably the upgrade I'm most interested in. Fine motor control is what separates a useful household robot from one that can only perform simple repetitive tasks.
The AI5 chip sounds promising, but I wonder how much smarter Optimus will actually become compared to the previous generation.
A leasing model could make humanoid robots much more accessible. Not everyone wants to spend $20,000 or more upfront on a machine they haven't tested.
I'm curious how Tesla plans to handle repairs and maintenance. A robot working every day will eventually need replacement parts and servicing.
The biggest challenge isn't making Optimus look more human. It's making it reliable enough to complete everyday tasks without constant supervision.
I wonder whether the $20,000–$30,000 price estimate includes all the software and AI services, or whether those would require a separate subscription.
Improved mobility is important, but I would love to see a full demonstration of Optimus navigating a messy home and handling unexpected situations.
Would you rather buy an Optimus robot outright or lease it monthly and let Tesla handle maintenance, software updates, and repairs?
Tesla has ambitious production goals, but scaling humanoid robots is a completely different challenge from manufacturing cars.
If the monthly leasing cost is reasonable, I could see businesses adopting these robots before ordinary households do.
Optimus Gen 3’s smarter hands and leasing model could make humanoid robots far more practical.
Hello CEO,
I recently received a call from a care support association founded by Johannes Haas in Germany. I asked whether robotic assistance in elderly care was already a topic for them. The immediate reaction was rather dismissive. I mentioned that developments in the US are already moving forward.
This made me think about the market strategy for Tesla Optimus.
I would carefully assess where this innovation is genuinely welcomed before investing heavily in Germany. Scandinavia might be a promising starting point, given its approach to healthcare and investment in care services. In Germany, I would investigate regions such as Baden-Württemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate and areas close to France before choosing a location like Grünheide.
Location is not just about infrastructure. You need clean surroundings, motivated employees and people who genuinely want to participate in technological innovation. I would look for people who are inspired by robotics and want to contribute their practical skills, not simply people looking for another job.
My advice would be: identify the demand, the enthusiasm and the workforce first – then decide where to invest.
Germany is a very different market from the US, and I would not underestimate that cultural difference.
Take good care
Rent if the conditions and cost looked outstanding enough. We are heading toward the unlimited wealth era so Ill Probably buy them and rent them out. Probably buy a robotaxi first and see how that goes.
Tesla humaniod Bot is incredible.
11:03—robot puts books in bookcase, but they're backwards.
いつも鴨になるceoいますね
Scary shit.
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