Tesla Bot Gen 3 SURPRISES At CoRL! New Hands & Design REVEALED!
In a groundbreaking presentation at the CoRL conference, Tesla’s Optimus Gen 3 has taken the spotlight, showcasing a remarkable evolution in robotic design and functionality. This iteration of the Tesla Bot introduces enhanced movement capabilities and innovative hand designs that promise to revolutionize how humanoid robots interact with their environment.
In our latest video, we delve into the specifics of the Optimus 2.5 demonstration, highlighting key updates such as the state-of-the-art AI6 chip memory. This technological leap not only amplifies the bot’s processing power but positions Tesla on an ambitious path to scale production to a staggering 1 million humanoid robots annually.
But what does this mean for real-world applications? We explore the potential of the Tesla Bot Gen 3 to perform complex tasks autonomously, a pivotal question as competition in the global humanoid robot landscape heats up. The video also touches on Tesla’s plans for future autonomous demonstrations that could further illuminate the capabilities of this cutting-edge technology.
Whether you’re a fan of Tesla, passionate about AI advancements, or curious about the future of automation, this video is packed with insights and developments that you won’t want to miss!
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The hand movements look smoother, but I wonder how much of this demonstration was actually autonomous.
I'm curious to see Optimus handle more complicated tasks instead of just picking up and handing over objects.
The 22-DOF hands could be a big improvement if they really allow more precise movements. Has Tesla confirmed the specifications yet?
Reducing AI6 memory sounds like a smart move if it helps Tesla manufacture more robots without sacrificing performance.
A million robots per year is an ambitious target. I'll believe it when we start seeing those production numbers.
Figure AI and Unitree are making progress too. Do you think Tesla has a real advantage over them?
The most important milestone will be seeing Optimus work independently in a real factory, not just at a conference.
I still think humanoid robots have a long way to go before they become practical for everyday household tasks.
If Optimus becomes affordable, would you actually want one in your home? What would you ask it to do first?
The technology is interesting, but reliability and maintenance will matter more than impressive demonstrations.
Tesla wins 👍👍👍
I’m a Tesla fan and investor. But this Optimus robot is terrible. Why? Because the arm movement is way too slow. Do this. Extend your hand as fast as you can, from your chest to as fr as it will go, then bring it back. Your arm movement is really fast. Watching the Optimus move its arm is ridiculously slow. This will not work in the industrial environment, or in my home. I want my housekeeper to be fast. It has to be able to catch a falling glass off a counter, and wipe an 8 ft. counter clean and dry in one minute. There is no way this robot could do that right now. Maybe they will prove me wrong. I hope so. But for now, this won’t work.
Optimus’ smarter hands and scalable AI design are real progress. Autonomy is the next big test!
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I am not impressed, at all.
Tesla is building a robot to look sleek yet it does not work, it's a Kludge.
can't wait
Are we going to upload our religion preferences to the humanoid robots.
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👏SI5 and SI6: data centers, Optimus👏
Which Optimus task can improve your life?