It Happened! Elon Musk Reviews $18,999 Tesla Bot Gen 3 Special Update! LAUNCHING in November!
In a groundbreaking announcement, Elon Musk unveiled the highly anticipated Tesla Bot Gen 3 during the grand opening of the Tesla Diner, revealing a starting price of just $18,999! Set to launch in November 2025, this price point has surprised many, especially considering initial rumors pegged the Optimus model at around $30,000.
As the competition heats up, with companies like Unitree Robotics and Agility Robotics offering entry-level robots for less than Tesla’s initial estimates, Musk’s announcement positions Tesla to capitalize on the growing market for household robotics. However, it’s essential to temper expectations: this base version is likely to come with limited features compared to its higher-end counterparts, focusing on simple, repetitive tasks.
As the release date approaches, discussions among fans and potential customers are sure to intensify, especially regarding the capabilities and limitations of the $18,999 Tesla Bot. Will it live up to the science-fiction dreams of a fully functional C-3PO or R2-D2, or is it a more practical tool for everyday chores?
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Tesla is teaching Optimus like a toddler—fall, learn, adapt. That’s real AGI in motion.
Walking downstairs isn’t impressive when it took years to do it reliably.
I can’t believe it recalculates balance within 100 milliseconds. That’s faster than a reflex!
How much computation is offloaded to the FSD chip during stair descent, and how does that compare to other tasks like object manipulation or navigation?
In a power outage scenario, how does Optimus handle mid-descent safety — does it freeze in place, sit, or attempt to complete the step?
Does Optimus adjust its gait pattern dynamically based on stair angle or material (e.g. metal vs. wood vs. concrete), and how fast can those adjustments happen?
How about popping the popcorn, no I guess some one else did that.