Can't wait for the UAW to try and sign these guys up!! These Bots on the Model 2 assembly line should blow people's minds. 👍

@TeddyLeppard

5 ай бұрын

This is why Tesla will be able to drive their costs down, increase productivity and not drastically increase hiring.

@mikadavies660

5 ай бұрын

@TeddyLeppard Of course it is. People need cheaper cars NOT more and more expensive ones. So speeding up production methods, using more robots and inventing new materials has to be the way forward.

@eddiegaltek

5 ай бұрын

They will demand they are made illegal.

@mikadavies660

5 ай бұрын

@eddiegaltek UAW have no say over the use of Robots. All manufacturers use thousands of robots / machines for thousands of tasks.

@AdelaeR

5 ай бұрын

Or we could sign them up for the AFU and send them to the front lines armed with ATGM's :-)

I think it’s amazing that this robot has movable hips. I have never seen a robot with working hips. Having hips not only increases its balance, but Hip mobility also allows the torso to twist side to side. This generation is not only impressive in its capabilities but I am astounded that they were able to develop it so quickly…essentially in one year. Elon hinted that robots would be on the Tesla assembly line in a year or two. And based on on this demonstration, I believe it.

@morpher44

5 ай бұрын

Shikara. It was Shakira that inspired this feature.

@SeanKula

5 ай бұрын

@@morpher44 Her hips don't lie.

@malcolmrickarby2313

5 ай бұрын

Adding the two degrees o freedom to the neck has made it much less robotic. It allows the non verbal cues that we communicate with most.😂🤣🤪

@billdale1

5 ай бұрын

Now, for working LIPS! Hehe

@kristinabliss

5 ай бұрын

​@@billdale1Mmmmmm

The iPhone transformed profoundly our society. This robot is MUCH, MUCH MORE transformative than that. One of the pivotal moments for humanity...

The fact that it can move its neck left right, up and down is a huge deal.

@1flash3571

5 ай бұрын

Not that hard once the actuators are built and they already have built one for the wrist. That is probably what they used for the neck also.

@KhurramJhumra

5 ай бұрын

@@1flash3571the big deal is that a moving head means it can cover a lot more area visually for situational awareness. It also means the processing speed is fast enough (faster?) to do the processing.

In the grand scheme of things, this unit is basically the Atari 2600 of robots compared to whats coming super soon. Pole position and pitfall seemed hella awesome back in the day, now look at how we view 8bit graphics. 2600 was released in 1977, 46 years ago... what do you think these things will look like 46 years from now?

Huge upgrade over previous iteration, amazing what has been accomplished in just one year.

@jtjames79

5 ай бұрын

And almost all the software is going in the circular file. A new paper using generative AI to train robots just dropped a couple of days ago. Turns out LLMs are really good at defining arbitrarily complex reward functions. You will be able to tell when it stops walking like it's constipated.

@tvhead5010

5 ай бұрын

Actually it was a little less than a year so that means an under a year. The advancements that are going on at this moment with these spots are insane

@morpher44

5 ай бұрын

@@jtjames79 re: software is going in the circular file. Someone will keep it on a thumb drive and sneak it over to Russia. How much you wanna bet?

@johnnylego807

5 ай бұрын

@@tvhead5010imagine what our government has……

Scott is the expert in this field. I'm so pleased to be able to hear him on the subject. Very impressive that he called in from Switzerland. I've been on that train along Lake Zuerich 🙂

Imagine a Tesla Bot during the Starship Testflight Campaign sitting in the nosecone section with a head mounted gopro ...😂 Dont Panic!

In 2021, Elon said it would take 3-5 years before a useful Bot is available. It’s been 2 years and their achievements are very impressive. However, we should allow them at least another year to improve the bot performance and capabilities before we should even consider the bots usefulness. I believe 2026 or 2027 will be the earliest we should expect any meaningful use outside Tesla factories.

@reinaldorego5142

5 ай бұрын

How many do you think they well sell a year? Or are they going to lease it.

@neattouch

5 ай бұрын

​@@reinaldorego5142that depends how useful they are and how much they cost. If they're only $20-30,000 and can replace humans in a given line of work they'll sell as many as they can make. If a company can save money using a bot instead of a human they'll spend that money all day long

@tomh1727

5 ай бұрын

@@reinaldorego5142 well the market for useful humanoid bots is in the billions, so depending on how many other companies compete they might sell billions over the years. I would assume they ramp up to at least 100 million bots a year, basically on the lvl of smartphones

@danielmurogonzalez1911

5 ай бұрын

Realistically, I would say they need 3 more years of development plus 3 years to build the first factory and ramp up production, so I wouldn't be surprised if we see it in 2030 at mass production.

@GH-uo9fy

5 ай бұрын

@@OrwellNailedIt lol pure fantasy, this is hyperloop v2, that is never gonna leave demo phase like most grandiose elon projects. I'm gonna be ballin with my tsla shorts when elon's house of cards crashes.

Visualize a team of Optimus Gen2 by the production line assembling Optimus Gen3... What a mindblowing image

This is called a buying opportunity.

I want to see it fix breakfast. Bacon, scrambled eggs, hash browns, buttered toast and coffee. At a slow and easy to follow speed, then at a blurry speed.

waiting for washing dishes, lauding laundry and vacuuming. Also avoiding the cats under feet...

new thought. You get one of these first robots. It's really fun and the kids just love it. But then it gets sick because its an early model with lots of bugs. So you have to keep driving this sick robot back and forth to the repair shop and each time the robot comes back, The robot becomes more and more sketch. It grows fascinated by the #9. It listens to John Lennon's #9. It reads about the inventor Tesla. It draws the #9 all around your house. The kids are starting to get scared. It listens to Jimi Hendrix "If 6 was 9". You find it watching a youtube video about Rodin coils. Paul McCartney realizes there are 7 levels, but 2 levels allude him. Paul dies. They replace him. The atomic structure is revealed. It figures out the atom bomb. It figures out the hydrogen bomb. It studies the middle east crisis. It observes news about ISIS and Hamas and Israel and Syria and Jordan and Turkey and Egypt. It gets real interested in Egypt. It starts analyzing the Mars images from the Malin Space systems secret Mars data base. It starts searching for the Black Knight Satellite.

Fantastic! Love the insight!

Wow is all I can say.. Wow

Great review !!

Plastic with brass/bronze bushings would easily take the stresses and easily made by the millions with CNC.

Sandy Munro asked Elon about the"20K" car in a interview, and Elon hinted that the real product will be the factory of the new car platform. Said that it will be something ground braking, never seen before. May be this is it.

Great insight into the technology. This is the future, what it means we'll find out.

Thanks Scott

We have keep reminding ourselves that they started on this just so recently!

i like big actuators....and i cannot lie.

There are improvements, but still a long way to go. When I see it assemble an Ikea desk from reading the instructions, I'll be really impressed. A lot of humans can't do that.

@djrhinox

5 ай бұрын

Lol😂

@dewiz9596

5 ай бұрын

That’s a very low bar. There are human school principals who think one divided by zero is zero. . .

@lureup9973

5 ай бұрын

For me it’s gonna be when they can confibulate a contriculating fractacularroid😮

@ikillwithyourtruthholdagai2000

5 ай бұрын

It def will never be able to do that comparable to humams

@cascadiadesign

5 ай бұрын

That's a lot to ask. It will solve all the mysteries of the universe before it can assemble an Ikea desk.

It is likely they use the ethernet/etherloop connection for the actuators and sensors with 48V system power introduced with the Cybertruck. Each actuator and sensor has its on controller and ethernet interface. Would make a lot of sense. Minimal wiring harness, reuse of existing components from the Cybertruck and FSD already knows how to communicate with these components.

Can it do anything? Can it play piano? Can make an omelette, fill and empty the dishwasher? Can it flip a burger?

I believe they may start manufacturing lots of these so they can teach the ai even more, i don’t think they meant to mass produce them yet but allow them to do stuff to learn from

@morpher44

5 ай бұрын

we humans need to completely start changing the way we move, like a new slang vocabulary of physical movement. It needs to be very unique ... something a Robot can't do. That way you can come off as real so that other humans trust you immediately.

@tuseroni6085

5 ай бұрын

@@morpher44 sounds like something we should put the ministry of silly walks.

Do you guys think the face plate will be replaced by an OLED so things can be displayed on it / interacted with (like a main menu, features etc)?

@tuseroni6085

5 ай бұрын

give it a holographic display, so it can project an image like there is a face inside the face plate making it look more like a person in a helmet but also being able to display other things like you mentioned.

These robots are going to completely change our entire society, in a tremendous way, service industry, light industrial, just about every profession. If labor is replaced by robots, why would we still need money.

I wanna see these things doing laundry, dishes, vacuuming, etc.

@cascadiadesign

5 ай бұрын

I want to see my wife do the same. (/s)

The squat is "OK", but doesn't go as deep as one might hope - maybe the ankles and knees and maybe hips can't bend enough? A human could squat that low without using the arms to counterbalance itself, by bending the knees more.

The next video Tesla needs to show it sitting down in a chair and plugging itself in to recharge. :)

@VaidasJSP

5 ай бұрын

Or pluging phone to charge

Tesla is creating a diamond mine with Optimus… the eventual stock potential here is insane. Also, Scott touched on a very key point using the braille example. Imagine the learning and application possibilities possible with a bot that can use senses humans don’t have, like infrared vision or ultrasonic hearing, or plain old night vision…

This is awesome. I love Daft Punk!

trying to join patreon at $10. don't see a way to ask for the regular cyber truck opener.

Meta didn't stop the VR. The Meta Quest 3 was just released and selling like crazy. There's a new oculus pro coming out and they just had a huge breakthrough in the lens department. Just when everyone thought the display technology for VR had plateaued, they made a huge jump

Regarding removing cables perhaps this robot is updated to the 48v and ethernet ring architecture ;)

Do you think it will be able to perform similar tasks wearing protective gloves? I'm just thinking of the typical industrial environment which is often dirty/dusty, and people normally use gloves to protect own hands.

Question... how do you charge it and how long does it run?

This is a case of _MIND BLOWN_ What happens when Optimus V3 comes to Life?

Min 2:00 Thanks re mentioning head movement.

That would be something, to see a robot being helpful to people in my life time. Now all we need to do is reproduce an ecosystem and we’ll be ready for Mars.

@CajunMarty

5 ай бұрын

Buy a Robot on credit and put it to work.

DJ robots you say? Count me in!

at 15:32 why does it appear the egg looks soft not hard? some blamed it on Video compression and shadows. I dunno it looks like it's not a solid egg.

I looked back at the original Concept design and it had a longer neck, this tends to be more masculine .....but its Awesome !! ...cant wait to see Gen 3 were they will re-sculpt the butt and lower / mid back.

The issue this morning was the news about recalling (which really Just Means requiring software updates) for their partial self driving models. Once the fed good news it Tesla spiked, along with this and it netter positive. It basically had a positive swing of 5% today

@morpher44

5 ай бұрын

yeah they probably can detect now that you've put a brick on the accelerator petal and taped your hands to the steering wheel so that you could get some sleep.

12:10 - Watch Optimus Tingle his fingers at the Start of the Squat motion. Great assembly. Beside's not having a Butt.. Perfect

Before initiating manufacture you need to have specific tasks that Optimus can perform. My question then is, what are those tasks and how soon will Optimus be able to learn, presuming that it will utilise the FSD methodology.

@chriswright9096

5 ай бұрын

FSD doesn't work.

@keitho9508

5 ай бұрын

@chriswright9096 The FSD methodology is to train the in-car neural network with millions of videos of good driving. FSD is steadily improving. The methodology or some variant will succeed. When this works, Pandora's box will be open, and Optimus will be able to be trained to perform a wide variety of (easier) tasks. We just need to know where the training material is coming from.

@chriswright9096

5 ай бұрын

@@keitho9508 yes, and if I am able to complete the time machine I am working on it will open a Pandora's Box. FSD is barely closer to working than it was in 2016 (which I believe was the year Musk made the fake video and claimed it was already better than a human).

Just lol...come back to me in 20 years when these still haven't seen the light of day. What has happened to skepticism???

I am a structural engineer, and the reinforcing steel will be replaced with a plastic product as it does not rust and is slightly cheaper than steel now. If that happens, we can go to the Tesla bot plastic.

IMO there is still an issue of the legs. I know the more the legs are parallel with the body, the harder it's balance task is but it having that much of bend in its knees is just weird when comparing it to humans. I know it is early stages but this has been a sticking point for me with a lot of humanoid robot designs.

@garethrobinson2275

5 ай бұрын

What do you mean exactly by a 'sticking point'? A sticking point in your perception of the robot appearing human? The face is not a face either but does it need to be? Tesla are laser focussed on capabilities from which they will profit, they're not trying for the ever useful parkour like Boston Dynamics.

like the car whats the battery time on this thing, if it needs charging every hour it isn't there yet. maybe if working on a line doing task it can have power plugged in

@BongoWongoOG

5 ай бұрын

2.3kWh battery, 45 minute full charge (15 mins 20-80%). Would last 6-8 hours. Inductive charge would be great in confined area of work, constant charging

Yodeleeeiiioouuuuu.......awsesome example of data coverage in Switzerland, on a train, in a tunnel?.....Elon would be proud....nice clip, thank you. GO HEIDI.....

The "see any cables?" Question was my first take. They said with the auto conversion to 48v they couldn't do signal-over-power-wires (powerline carrier, plc) because the environment was much too noisy. I wonder if the environment is quiet enough in this bot that they can do plc reliably?

@lepidoptera9337

5 ай бұрын

I don't know who said that but it's utter bullshit. There are basically no signal integrity issues with twisted pairs and differential signaling and don't forget that we have very good short range wireless technologies, so we may not need any wiring for the "nervous system". I kind of doubt that 48V is a high enough voltage for robotics of this kind either way. The human body can generate close to 1kW of mechanical power. Androids will probably come in at several kW. Unless we use local energy storage (small battery packs near or even inside the actuators) for peak power, 2kW at 50V requires 40A of current. That's some mighty thick and heavy copper. I wouldn't. I would probably go with a 200V system or even higher and reduce wire harness weight by two thirds or more. With peak power from local battery packs we can even think about reducing the average wire harness power to e.g. 500W, which saves another 75% in harness weight while producing much higher actuator peak power.

@TheThomaswastaken

5 ай бұрын

One of the engineer leads at Tesla said the power system in the cybertruck was too noisy for them to want to use it to send data so they have a data-only wire in the cybertruck. He said that during the Sandy Munro interview of the whole cybertruck engineer team that was released yesterday.

@lepidoptera9337

5 ай бұрын

@@TheThomaswastaken You couldn't do it anyway because you need double and triple redundancy in automotive applications that have active steering, breaks etc. You are not going to run the power system two or three times in parallel to begin with.

@waynerussell6401

5 ай бұрын

The power specs are 52V, 100W standby, 500W max power draw. Scott calculated a 12 hour stretch constantly lifting a grand piano...

He mentioned Meta spending billions on VR and I'm over here watching this on their new Quest 3 headset lol I think VR will be huge, especially with Apple entering the VR space.

I’ll be happy if it can grab me a beer from the fridge!

@cascadiadesign

5 ай бұрын

Wife approved.

Did they use 40 volt power system here?

Something to think about... Simulate a factory task, say move 2 pieces into place, weld and bolt the welded part onto a subframe. And assign a few bots to do it. Optimize for time and accuracy and iterate millions of times with trial & error for best results.

@jebes909090

5 ай бұрын

a specialised robot will be superior to a generalized one 100% of the time. optimus will always be inferior to even humans when it comes to tasks such as that.

I want to see the GRoK bot be trained to shuffle dance

It seems obvious that the Bot will use high speed ethernet, just like the CyberTruck. This will eliminate signal cables for each actuator. Thus only one signal cable daisy chained across actuators. Perhaps combined signal and power cable. Ths will explain the lack of visible cables.

I thought that 30% boost in walking speed was the video footage being 30% boosted....if that's the actual walking speed, I am even more impressed. And now that I think about it, Tesla usually uses factor of X to indicated speeded footages and not percentage points. So, it's really the true walking speed.

@malcolmrickarby2313

5 ай бұрын

And more efficient with the spring from the flexible feet.😊

You can tell, by their actions, that Tesla is very serious about moving on Bot tech. They might even get to market before FSD licensing.

@morpher44

5 ай бұрын

re: Tesla is very serious. Damn right. There are tunnels just waiting for these suckers to run through.

@xptransformation3564

5 ай бұрын

@@morpher44 lol!

The foot looks like a flexfoot used for amputees, especially athletes.

Regarding branding I can totally see it with the Tesla T on the front to resemble Superman and a cape on the back ;)

48 volts and Ethernet ring control like the Cyber truck?

Docking station for power can be a wireless charging seat

The is so cool

Hey Randy, Scott quick Elon ecosystem question. Neuralink has a working interface driving a mouse and other on screen entry based on neural net outputs. Do you think Optimus will use a derivative as a computer interface on e.g. factory floors rather than relying on low bandwidth human inputs? Thx

@morpher44

5 ай бұрын

I think they should develop a hand-slap language so that you can go up to your robot and do a very complex set of commands via the hand-slap language. This could also have a hand-slap password as well as a hand-slap abort sequence. There also needs to be a safe phrase too such as "park it pinball head!".

@hillbillyintheasia6122

5 ай бұрын

yes neuralink will be used on moon to control the tesla bots.

Ready yes! Wow…….

Optimus will now be used on the Optimus assembly lines. When Optimus generation N can take over all its assembly then Tesla will spread to other Tesla production areas before making available to other manufacturers and the general public.

@nigelwilliams7920

5 ай бұрын

Correct. The machine that makes the machine that makes the machines!

Give that Robot some Nikes Air Max and we off to the races 😅

Thank you for a great explanation and video. I have a stupid question...LOL...Does Tesla manufacture their own actuators? Thx

@saff226

5 ай бұрын

They designed and built them all so far. No idea if they will farm it out for mass production but I wouldn't think so

期待未来几年后的版本，真想看看未来机器人能做到何种程度

Also - have you not seen the quest VR head set sales? I'm not a huge fan of Meta, but seems obvious that VR isn't going away anytime soon...

If they make a Tesla bot that I can train to do the household chores, I'd pay 150K for it. If it can be trained to cook my favorite meals even better.

I think GEN 2 may be built while they perfect GEN 3 It may be that GEN 2 could be upgraded to GEN 3 easy . IT all depends on what they learn from GEN 2 in the next 6 months . it's quite possible they develop a hand / wrist /elbow / arm that has more movement than a human .

What would happen if you put an Optimus 2 into an exoskeleton? Eouls it be a super strong mech?

Fantastic, but it walks like it really needs to use the little robot's room.

It would be cool if tesla sold the comput/battery unit, the actuators, but gave away the 3d files for us to print ourselves. Or better yet let it be general purpose with those parts as a platform so you could design your own.

Comment dropped!

I would like to see Optimus throw an egg at a Wall St analyst. They would then realise they have egg on their face in respect to Tesla. It could make or break that persons reputation.

Scott talks about it being able to sit Other than to look and act more human, I can see no practical reason it would need to sit unless it was to operate equipment fitted with a seat like a car. I doesn't get tired standing or squatting.

@BongoWongoOG

5 ай бұрын

In a meeting I’d be more comfortable if Optimii would sit.

I think most of the plastic you see is just there to cover the inner structure. I think it's not actually load bearing. And these advances represent some of the biggest advances in humanoid robotics seen in our lifetimes. And this will continue to improve. And those hands are going to need an equivalent of fingernails to ultimately be able to perform very delicate and detailed work. They'll get there.

@BongoWongoOG

5 ай бұрын

Nylon false nails?

Could this become part of the production line for Tesla 2?

@hillbillyintheasia6122

5 ай бұрын

nope

This bot can be used to asemble Teslas, then drive them out to the parking lot.

@davidagnew8465

5 ай бұрын

I'm not sure which would be cooler: (1) a video of a new Model 3 driving itself out of the factory and parking itself in the new-car inventory or (2) Optimus driving the new car to the inventory, then sauntering back into the factory to fetch the next new car

@youdontneedmyrealname

5 ай бұрын

​​@@davidagnew8465It would be more impressive if Optimus did it, but logically speaking it would be better if the car did it as it was designed to do with fsd.

Think you misspoke on quantity of bottle openers check your audio

Why must the legs be moulded plastic when Tesla is one of the leaders in large scale metal casting with the ability to essentially injection mould metals. They could also be composite materials having an internal metal structure encased in an aesthetic casing.

How long would it take to click on every video on youtube and wstch for five seconds each

Based on Elons comment that the production line for the Tesla Model 2 will be something that will blow people’s minds makes me thinks these will be on the assembly line instead of humans

So cool and exciting that we get a ringside seat to the design iteration of this bot

I have some questions please Randy or anybody that knows: 1) Which factory is developing these robots; Texas, Freemont or somewhere else? 2) Which factory will make these robots when they are passed the development stage? 3) What voltages do they run at? Are they going to be 48v like Cyber Truck? 4) Do they or will they use Ethernet like Cyber Truck instead of 'normal' wiring? 5) Why are the legs permanently bent, will they eventually straighten it out like a human? Many thanks in advance of replies.

@morpher44

5 ай бұрын

sorry. those coordinates are top secret.

@waynerussell6401

5 ай бұрын

Palo Alto at the former Hewlett Packard Enterprise campus.

I want to see Optimus get knocked down (SURVIVE the fall) and get back up, all on its own.

@lepidoptera9337

5 ай бұрын

Do you know why you don't see very many people who are being knocked down and get up on their own? Because humans do not survive these falls nearly as easily as the criticism about the survivability of robots makes it appear. Remember what happened when you fell down as a kid? Scraped knees, elbows, bleeding hands... sometimes a bleeding head that needed stiches. When old people fall it often ends in surgery for a broken hip, knee or femur. We are expecting robots to do things that we can't even do ourselves, at least not without protective clothing, on prepared surfaces and with years of training in certain athletic disciplines like American football, rugby, soccer or boxing/martial arts.

@tomcraver9659

5 ай бұрын

@@lepidoptera9337 Sure, it's possible for a person to be injured by being knocked down, especially if they're older or in bad shape. But the most common injury of getting knocked down even as an mature but not aged adult - i.e. someone who might be doing lots of physical labor - is a bruise or scrape, NOT a broken bone or injury requiring surgical intervention. And a big part of my point is that I wonder if Optimus 2 COULD get back to it's feet - it seems a little bit stiff in the joints to bend properly to get its feet under it, and too slow moving to make use of dynamic movements like pushing itself to its feet. Also, keep in mind that some people are deliberately sabotaging robotic taxis - we can expect similar abuse of robots by resentful humans.

@lepidoptera9337

5 ай бұрын

@@tomcraver9659 On lawn and carpet and if you don't hit a hard object on your way down... not if you fall hard on stairs, concrete or pavement. I did that human flight experiment once, at the height of my physical abilities. Two weeks in the hospital and two surgeries on my leg later I was almost as new as before. One of my neighbors did the same a couple years ago in the shower... two weeks in the hospital, two surgeries later... same scar in the same place. Before the invention of modern surgery neither of us would have been able to walk again. We would have been crippled for life. I also had to call the ambulance for an old lady with a broken hip once. She tried to sit down and missed her chair in the kitchen. She already had a stiff knee from a fall from a ladder in the yard... on soft ground. I know one person who fell from a garage roof (less than ten feet) and barely survived in intensive care. Another one of my neighbors had a skiing accident (a tree buried in the snow was in the way) with his sister. She died and he had such severe head trauma that he didn't even finish high school. So, no, I don't buy the myth that humans can fall and then get up and walk away. We can't and I even have the scars to prove it.

@namehereandthere

4 ай бұрын

@@lepidoptera9337so you’re saying that if the Telsabot falls over, it’s going to break a hip? 😂😂😂

@lepidoptera9337

4 ай бұрын

@@namehereandthere I am saying that robots have to get as good at NOT falling as humans. ;-)

Awesome bot could see myself telling him/her, take out trash, wash the dishes load dish washer, do the entire laundry after sorting dark from light. Woo-hoo🤪😁🤑

A german KZreadr "Nico pliquett de" just released a video where he was allowed to work on the model y line in grünheide. And the tasks look so simple and relaxexed in that 45 second window that this bot could easily do some of them, I think. Please have a look at it and tell me what you think!! This combined with Elon’s statements that the next gen vehicle’s production line would blow people’s mind might mean that they could use the bot. Not necessarily but possibly. I think we've all seen, that the "simple" innovations we already know about the manufacturing of the next-gen vehicle, don't impess wall street, the press or the general public. humanoid bots on the line will definately do it.

This will be the end of routine jobs like on assembly lines

Impressive, but I want to see this robot actually work in the real world.

@Muhluri

5 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure part of the trailer is CGI. It's crazy how Elon has fooled millions! I won't praise this robot until it can carry boxes and do backflips like the Boston dynamics one

@malcolmrickarby2313

5 ай бұрын

@@Muhlurithere’s no cgi. Backflip with box is not a particularly useful function. Doing the dishes and a bit of gardening will be good enough for me .😊

@VaidasJSP

5 ай бұрын

How about you work, and robot do leisure

@spacep0d

5 ай бұрын

@@MuhluriIt's a huge compliment to Tesla that you think they had to deceive people with CGI. Some people think the moon landings were faked too, and they're also wrong.

This is Big- Tesla to the moon 🎉

Randy, isn't this incredible. How fast can they get production ups to high speed. They will need it.

Can it mow the grass ?

Can it clean my house and cook my food? All I care about lol