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@imaro2358

5 ай бұрын

Works like a charm!

@fdelacou

5 ай бұрын

Ad delivery feels like an ad from the '60s. :-D

@Mars2152

5 ай бұрын

Did I see you downing prebiotics with alcohol? Am I the only one who can see the fallacy in that?

@Mars2152

5 ай бұрын

PS love that 🤖 robot. Can you research that stock analysis do not factor in anything on the Tesla stock for the robots or A.I.??? How obtuse to just ignore something that will add 300x plus +++ value in a company 🤔

The speed of the advancements this company produces is just truly amazing

@ixinor

5 ай бұрын

If the blueprints and knowledge exists, its not that impressive.

@TurdFergusen

5 ай бұрын

@@ixinor neither existed prior for the use case

@Constant_Instant_Distant

5 ай бұрын

ACCELERATED INNOVATIONS COMPANY IS TESLA

@PLD0VR

5 ай бұрын

Amazingly behind Boston Dynamics

@TurdFergusen

5 ай бұрын

@@PLD0VR they have way different endgames. how do you have opinions and not know that?

Imagine how many people will lose their shit when Optimus opens the Cybertruck door and gets in it.

@knoworiginality

5 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZKCAvJt6h8vJftI.htmlsi=L4inUUE7yfTbbVk5

@therandomcommenter6629

5 ай бұрын

Robot chaperone

@Monkeyshine911

5 ай бұрын

I'd be impressed if it could simply open the door. Turning its head is considered "amazing" to Elon fans

@rogergeyer9851

5 ай бұрын

Yes, there's way too much fanboi pumping over very little here to be credible, especially in the comments.

Neuralink + prosthetics based on Optimus = 🤯

The actuators are the real MVPs here, and what impressed me the most were the little details. 11 degrees of freedom in the hands isn't breathtaking, but keep in mind, this bot is not being remotely controlled, and you can see they've made some strides with its auto-balancing. It's really cool to see it move its torso in small ways to rebalance itself just like a human. This will only get better from here. Like, way better. Tesla has the dojo stack (hardware), the data to train its brain (software), and a crazy amount of experience to build all the novel body parts. It's insane to me how close we are to both AGI, and scifi level humanoid robots... Last thing, Elon owns a space exploration company as well. I want these sent to the Moon and Mars this decade. I want Optimus to eventually intersect with neural link as well. It might eventually become the "surrogate body" for disabled people. This is truly the best time to be alive!

@Maustah

5 ай бұрын

From the very first start I was hoping to see these out in space. But KZreadrs, and even Elon himself on investors day (I think) said this is far off. Seems weird to me not to send one on the first Mars missions to see how he handles the dust, gravity and such things.

@gergc4871

5 ай бұрын

It's ALWAYS the best time to be alive.

@hiloviking

5 ай бұрын

It kinda drags its feet, needs more lifting of foot, other than that it is truly amazing. Imagine where it will be in 10 years. Always exciting to see where things are going at Tesla, constantly moving forward on multiple fronts.

@legalsmile

5 ай бұрын

@@hiloviking How about 10 months? ;^)

@ixinor

5 ай бұрын

Buying patents or revising them through known blueprints isnt impressive. Heck, china has way more advanced versions then Tesla does.

18:00. That’s an egg cooker. It’s demonstrating it can pick up an egg, place it in the egg cooker, and make hard boiled eggs.😂

"if it can fold laundry it's basically a human being" 😄

@rokurussell9862

5 ай бұрын

And if it can fold a fitted sheet, it is better than human.

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

Definitely not a male human being…😲

The fact that they made a movable head is insane. The FSD running this bot is probably really advanced since it doesn't have a fixed POV anymore. It has to understand how the perspective changes when it moves its head. They said that they have to train every model of Tesla car separately because of the difference in camera perspectives, so this shows that they actually made a huge leap in this department.

@restonthewind

5 ай бұрын

What makes you think that FSD (or some neural net) is running it at this point?

@blackmartini7684

5 ай бұрын

​@@restonthewindbecause they both told and showed that the bot is indeed running on a neural network

@David.Alberg

5 ай бұрын

​@@restonthewindit just isn't called FSD 😂 But the training method was probably the same or like they trained the bots in simulation

@antonio_fosnjar

5 ай бұрын

@David.Alberg When they first started testing it they mentioned that the bot is using essentially the same software as Teslas for FSD, but by now they probably switched to something similar but more specialized, at least that's my guess. Ti would make sense to just use FSD capabilities for labeling stuff that bot sees and something similar to V12 training for actually making the bot learn and do tasks properly and more like a human would.

@David.Alberg

5 ай бұрын

@@antonio_fosnjar yes the crazy thing is if you watch some of the FSD 12 or even 11 Videos you see this tech is so freaking amazing and this will become reality in early 2024 for many Tesla drivers. And the bot will become so fucking great too!

I, seriously, did not expect these advancements for AT THE LEAST, another year or two. Way to go, @Optimus team! FYI, I'm an investor, AND a fan boy, lol

17:57 egg cooker

@geirmyrvagnes8718

5 ай бұрын

Yes. (Boils eggs with steam from a tiny amount of water, for those who haven't seen one.) This implies a raw egg.

Cant wait to leave my room a mess and come back to it clean. Everytime. Thats fuckin bananas

@richarda3659

5 ай бұрын

Wait 'till it gets into your stash when you're not looking.

Cut my hair, iron my shirts, sort all my books in order during night, go shop stuff, I live 5 minutes away, basic housekeeping, crazy cant wait for model 5 waterprof!

@Mikolaj_Kapusta

5 ай бұрын

Before you send it to do shopping, first put a GPS transmitter in it. :D

These bots plus AI perception, training and real world interaction plus AI chatbot tech = a convergence that within 2 years will change the world more than the introduction of mass office computerisation in the 80s , internet in the late 90s , smart phones in the late 00s put together. It might not be the singularity but things will never be the same again. If we can just get past the culture/real wars the future might just be around the next corner

@billalumni7760

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I see slavery on an unimagined scale.

@bmartin2304

5 ай бұрын

Considering our only hope to get out of the economic debt spiral our financial system has created is rapid economic growth, right now the bottle neck to rapid economic growth is largely due labor shortage as well as bureaucratic bloat. I'm optimistic that the combination of efficiency gains due to ai software and robotic automation will solve many of societies issues. Of course the major downside to that, with all major technological advances, many peoples jobs and lively hoods will be disrupted and they will need to find new ones. people should be looking at their career and making plans if there isn't a future in it, because you won't stop progress with crying, only slow it down. This tech could go horribly wrong too, but what I see now is horribly wrong so I'm ready to embrace it with high hopes.

@bmartin2304

5 ай бұрын

@@billalumni7760 Explain, with logic please. Maybe if the robots gain control and enslave humanity, but why would humans use them to enslave people when they can use the robots to do the work?

@legalsmile

5 ай бұрын

@@bmartin2304 I think he means the bots, especially if sentient, could be considered slaves. At some point, they probably will need rights.

@bluetoad2668

5 ай бұрын

@@bmartin2304 embrace the chaos!

Thank you Dr. for explaining these complex concepts to a layperson like myself. You’re a great teacher, I watch most all of your videos because they are so educational. As an older woman who doesn’t understand much of this fast moving technologies, your videos have always been so helpful.

I want to see it actually working in the real world, doing real world stuff.

@kb50995

5 ай бұрын

Boston Dynamics has a great productline with amazing performance in the real world. Compared to them, Tesla-Bots look like a high-school-project…

Retired now, looking forward to getting a Optimus to enable me to stay in my own home longer. With Optimus taking over the jobs I will no longer be capable of doing.

@Will-be-free

5 ай бұрын

It would be such a horror for me to need help from another human to dress myself, or to go to the toilet. A bot would take out much of what I fear from getting old.

@davidstuart4915

5 ай бұрын

Really, I have always been involved with tech, but one of these in the home would b a nightmare! U could Never really trust it, if only from simply falling over onto the stove whilst your not looking!@@Will-be-free

@Monkeyshine911

5 ай бұрын

You can't be serious? It'll be at least 10 years (and it won't be done by Tesla) for something like that to exist and be anywhere near affordable.

@universeisundernoobligatio3283

5 ай бұрын

@@Monkeyshine911 You can't be serious? IIt will be far less the 10 years, it will be Tesla and it will be affordable, since it will be far less expensive then 24hour home care.

The insanity is they are only 2 years in. Boston Dynamic took over 2 decades. Atlas does amazing jumps & run/balance but lacks articulating hands near this sophistication. Humans do everything with our hands, which makes this potentially already the most sophisticated robot on the planet. Add to that mass manufacturing & major updates every 6 months and wow! Not Cybertruck or Starship, but Tesla Bot that will make them trillions. Thousands of boring/dangerous jobs + elderly care + colonizing planets

The progress on Optimus is incredible. More reason to think that FSD is near.

@TrevorSachko

5 ай бұрын

Right up there with hyperloop, yeah?

Stunning, Scary and Seismic.

If I had one I wouldn’t need to weed anymore

@AudiTTQuattro2003

5 ай бұрын

...and you could smoke weed more.

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

Fat Freddie says, “if I had one, I wouldn’t have to roll my own weed anymore…”

The Turing test for laundry management. 😂 Ironing would be good too

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

Lithium Ironing Phosphate battery🔋

I think the 11th degree of motion is a thumb rotation, like a clock hand. It would allow to make a pinch with either finger. This would be needed to hold a tool with a pistol grip and use the index finger for the trigger. BTW, the appliance is an electrical steam egg cooker. The next step would be to crack eggs into a pan, maybe add some slices of bacon.😄

@alfredogonzalez1280

5 ай бұрын

I agree with your guess. There seems to be some discs at the base of the thumb that would allow it to rotate from a parallel-to-the-fingers position, to an opposing-to-the-fingers position. My other guess was wrist rotation, but might not be counted as part of the hand.

@alexanderpoplawski577

5 ай бұрын

@@alfredogonzalez1280 Exactly my thoughts. You can't really tell from the video , if the thumb changes its position.

im really happy for the fingers to have sensors now. it'l make a huge difference. also the neck moving will be nice to see. and it will probably make the bot more efficient in many tasks. if it doesnt see something, it can only turn its neck instead of moving its whole body. Thats some great work from the tesla team.

Within two years Optimus will have a holographic talking face capable of expression which will appear as a face behind the glass shield of a helmet. The exoskeleton panels will be replace by a durable flexible synthetic flesh/skin with appropriate sensors. Optimus can be made to look much like a human. It could be clothed and used in office or factory settings. Padding or armour can be developed and attached to Optimus as needed for various tasks.

@richarda3659

5 ай бұрын

What exactly would an Optimus do in an office that can't already be done with a computer combined with a good AI? I think the human form-factor is going to prove unnecessary in an office environment.

The LED bar is for the charge left in the battery so after 10 minutes it will turn red.

Walk like an Optimus.... Walk like an Optimus....

@AudiTTQuattro2003

5 ай бұрын

...or Joe Biden.

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

Walk like an Egyptian

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5 ай бұрын

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5 ай бұрын

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5 ай бұрын

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5 ай бұрын

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5 ай бұрын

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Absolutely impressive. I wonder if they already have two microphones on the side of the head, understand speech, and a speaker so it can talk. If not, it should.

8:00) “that ‘thing’ that attaches neck to torso” is called a “neck.” You are welcome - Frunkenstein von Zipperneck

11-DoF guess. Thumb-2 Index-3 Middle-2 Ring-2 Pinky-2 Thumb can index each finger and press Index can flex, wag, and stroke thumb. Either thumb or index can draw a circle around the tip of the other. Useful for positioning object being held. Losing this then relies on wrist and shoulder which are not good for finer motor skills. I developed artificial limbs. This us a huge step forward in dexterity if autopilot can understand user intention.

The moment it can do knitting with a crochet hook. I'm leaving this planet.

@richarda3659

5 ай бұрын

I hear Mars is nice this time of year.

I think this might just be the beginning of the of the ubiquitous practical humanoid robot

The real test: Can it pass the butter?

Thanks for the analysis, TeslaBot is rapidly improving, amazing to see the improvements.

I've been saying for a long time now that I want to order 1. However I have now changed my mind... I want to order 2! By the time we are able to order or rent one, they will be out of this world!

@phen-themoogle7651

5 ай бұрын

The timeline for the consumer release of the Tesla Bot, also known as Optimus, is not precisely defined. Here's what we know based on the latest updates: Release Timeline: Tesla CEO Elon Musk hinted that the Tesla Bot could be available to the public between 2025 and 2027. He mentioned that production units could potentially be in the millions and would be low cost, designed to be "extremely capable"​​. Cost: The Tesla Bot is expected to cost $20,000 or less. However, there are concerns about the cost due to the use of expensive components like Harmonic Drive actuators and roller screws, which are essential for the robot's movement​​. Current Status: As of the latest updates, there is no official release date set for the robot. Early versions are likely to be tested on vehicle production lines first, with a commercial version expected to be ready for customers in around three to five years​​. Progress and Development: Tesla has been making progress with the robot, showcasing improved prototypes that can perform useful tasks and are being trained with neural nets end-to-end. The latest versions show more refined mechanics and stable prototypes​​. In summary, the Tesla Bot is still in development, with a consumer release expected in the next few years, possibly between 2025 and 2027. The cost is anticipated to be $20,000 or less, but this could change depending on the final design and manufacturing process. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's advisable to follow Tesla's official announcements and updates. #I got GPT4 to search several sites and research this for me lol, I'm also super looking forward to it, would be so awesome if it's as soon as 2025!! only a little over a year away! how insane is that?

Folding fitted sheets is easy if you learn how. The trick is to pinch two of the corners and then flip the side section one way or the other way. Then you do the same for the other two corners ino the same flip direction. Finally you meet all corners together and flip to one side again. Then you finish by regular folding.

@jwstolk

5 ай бұрын

A fool-proof way to find the correct corners is the tricky part. The laundry folding robot is one of my favorites: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ma1pyZVsg5OtqtI.html Note the video is 13 years old, and still not for sale! (actually, that robot is for sale, but it's very expensive)

John, masterful analysis. A note I've mentioned before: While laundry is a big challenge (how about picking a shirt out of a pile of dry laundry and then putting it on?), a bigger challenge is the sandwich. Even with the ingredients assembled on the counter, assessing the freshness of the bread, meat and lettuce--which would require a sense of smell and also a more delicate sense of touch than is required for picking up an egg--are impossible tasks with merely pressure and sight. You mentioned in a previous episode that smell is easy, but this is most definitely not true.

@davidstuart4915

5 ай бұрын

yes, still well away from a useful domestic role....fortunately! - A 6ft bot comes walking into sitting room unannounced whilst I am dozing in a chair....err, no thanks!

Thanks for the explanation. The significance of the changes that were made was mostly hidden from me until you (and some of your commenters) explained it.

Tesla pushes the pedal to the metal - with slow but efficient humanoidal bot, they can operate mass production of cars, rockets, land installations and also space constructions, mining in space

Robots always walk like they just crapped themselves and are on their way to the bathroom

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

Doing their doody!

Very impressive, thanks!!

Have they never seen Boston Dynamics robots? Still years behind.

The centre of gravity for the bot will be quite different for the bot because the head is mainly empty (very light) whereas humans have a relatively heavy head.

I saw this and compared it to Boston Dynamics, but hearing your perspective helped me see how significant their development is. Thanks!

@simulation5627

5 ай бұрын

It's not an apples to apples comparison bc Boston Dynamics has no manufacturing scale and their movements are not by AI training but scripted.

@Hydrogen101

5 ай бұрын

@@simulation5627 oh course, which is why this video is so helpful. The social media is going nuts that Optimus is primitive compared to BD

@tysonn4736

5 ай бұрын

@@Hydrogen101 People on social media are dumb.

@restonthewind

5 ай бұрын

Spot (BD's robot dog) incorporated ChatGPT for natural language commands over six months ago. Again, I'm not knocking Optimus, but you must be a Tesla fanboy to believe that Optimus has taken the lead in this race.

@restonthewind

5 ай бұрын

@@simulation5627 According to BD's website, "Atlas sees its surroundings with depth sensors to generate point clouds of the environment. Atlas uses models of the robot's dynamics to predict how its motion will evolve over time and adjust accordingly. Connections between perception and control allow Atlas to adapt-quite literally-on the fly." Calling that "scripting" is a gross oversimplification.

I can imagine a completely automated factory with no humans making cars and robots.

Damn!the progress is mind-blowing!👍🤖👍

Word that comes to my mind is “refined”. Shows great progress!

For the Mars version they will no doubt incase it in a flexible body suit to stop the ingress of Martian dust. The material will have to remain durable for movement at the negative temperatures seen on Mars. Once you get humans to Mars then I can imagine each Astronaut getting it's own robot controlling station in the Starship, and then work will progress fast. Up until humans being in close proximity then AI will have to operate the robots in a much slower fashion.

The "11th degree of freedom" is probably wrist rotation or wrist pivot. An interesting variation of a hand design would be to have two thumbs that could be in opposition to the 3 fingers, or rotate to curl in the same direction as the fingers - something humans can almost but not quite do. A double thumb hand could have improved grip on tools, swiveled to match the fingers could have improved grip on large flat objects like sheets of plywood. Also, being able to use the thumbs as fingers makes for great keyboard abilities! Also, double thumb hands would be ambidextrous, working equally wen on right or left arms, and would not require separate left hand and right hand versions of spare parts.

"If it's angry...?"... Where's Isaac Asimov when you need him...?

As soon as I saw the source video drop, I knew you would cover it. Looking forward to a deeper dive with Dr. Scott Walter.

I can't wait to see some demos of it doing actual tasks! It looks like it's totally capable of doing some kind of work.

@Mikolaj_Kapusta

5 ай бұрын

You would think that if it can handle an EGG, it could probably handle many hard objects and do simple tasks, but we haven't seen it that much. They're definately teasing us. ;) And maybe saving those types of demos for live viewers on the next AI day. That would get press.

@restonthewind

5 ай бұрын

You're vastly underestimating the complexity of human anatomy and intelligence. It can pick up an egg without crushing it. That's progress, but it's not remotely in the same category as a six-year-old child.

@Mikolaj_Kapusta

5 ай бұрын

@@restonthewind I meant that Optimus probably does a bit more than just sorting blocks by color, but they are not showing that.

@restonthewind

5 ай бұрын

@@Mikolaj_Kapusta I suppose we're seeing its most impressive feats, and they are impressive, but they're not more impressive than Boston Dynamics, and they're laughably inept compared with a six-year-old child.

@Xanthopteryx

5 ай бұрын

Then you will have to wait. Nothing like that, that is not staged to 200 percent, will happen for a very very long time.

The ELON DANCE - little chips off the old block 😁

Folding laundry is one thing, but when it can manipulate and plant my tomato seeds in my aeroponics system, cultivate, harvest, and prepare my tomatoes for eating, then we have really got something.

@jebediahkerman3946

5 ай бұрын

@@marcosolo6491 I could also pay someone minimum wage to fold my laundry. The point is if the bot is available to work in a tesla factory building cars, it can also work in a food production facility growing food.

Some people are saying part of the presentation is cgi.

How long does the battery last?

@just_archan

5 ай бұрын

Not for long... Yet.

Someday a human will be as rare a sight as a horse is today.

The hand's are something out of science fiction

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

So are like, electric cars 🚗 eh?

Rolling on wheels can be smoother, simpler and more efficient than walking - but only when the floor is relatively smooth and level. Therefore, I suspect that future Teslabot variants will include a "wheel only" version for use where all the floors are smooth and level (hospitals, stores, restaurants, some factories), a "walking" version where the ground is irregular and has lots of obstacles (outdoors, construction sites, some factories), and even a "wheeled foot" version for places with mostly smooth floors but sometimes requires stepping over obstacles or dealing with rough irregular floors.

@davidstuart4915

5 ай бұрын

good point, some commercial bots could have an alternative below the waist simple wheeled system that can be much faster around vast Amazon style warehouses

ZBiotics, yeah!! My family are all alcoholics, they will be thrilled to hear about it.

So cool! Kudos to the Tesla robotics team!

At this rate next version will be epic. Imagine GROK built in there for question and answer.

@tracy419

5 ай бұрын

So long as it doesn't refuse to do something because it's against Open AI's policies 😉😄

@phen-themoogle7651

5 ай бұрын

@@tracy419 Buy two and be like "I want you two to battle to the death" and what if they actually do it... jk we shouldn't do this. Maybe they will just pretend to battle each other and one plays dead though. There's a lot of hilarious things people will do when they get these in a few years.

11th degree of freedom on the hands is probably the pinky

Optimus even dances like Elon 🙂

Looks like the cybertruck never really tested off-road so Optimus walks only on a very even ground.

You blink your eyes and BOOM a new robot.

Can't wait for Optimus to hit the market. First thing I'm gonna do is have it roast my kids.

"When it's angry..."

Thank you for the great analysis. You probably could’ve done this in half the time

I love how fast the development of Optimums has progressed. My “Turing Test” is when the cobot can tie a pair of shoelaces! Best - Michael

14:00) 10 kilo reduction brings total mass to ~100 pounds. Tesla dosed Optimus with Ozempic😶‍🌫️

The craziest engineers work for Elon’s companies!! The rate of advancement is amazing. Kudos to all of them🎉

@davidstuart4915

5 ай бұрын

imagine whats going to happen when it is these bots that are running the shop....

I am staring at it looking for weaknesses 😂 An axe 🪓 to the waist/spine? 😂

Rock climbing or karate, LOL.

Good insight, great show! Thank you. What is your expectation on utilization timeline? Over 1000 bots in Tesla factories replacing humans at basic tasks? Over 1000 bots in Tesla factories replacing humans at skilled tasks? Optimus utilized in bot customer factories?

@davidstuart4915

5 ай бұрын

Its what Elon is referring to, when he says your not going to believe how radical Model 2 production is going to b...

@Monkeyshine911

5 ай бұрын

He'll say "next year" for the next 10 years, just like all his other promises

It's gonna make some eggs, butter a few slices of bread and sets the table lmao FSD Full Self Dining

@legalsmile

5 ай бұрын

Good one!

I have the same egg cooker (uses steam to make hardboiled eggs)

A led bar and it can turn its head technology is advancing at lightning speed

we have to see it crawling before we can really use it at home, for cleaning and yard work, painting fences etc.

DR. NO selling your soul for a drink to not get a hangover ...REALLY DUDE .

@3:10 let’s hope it doesn’t get angry!

Simple questions I'd like to know the answers to: How long does it last on a charge? What does it cost? When will it actually work with humans? How much does it weigh? 22 lbs from what initial weight? All in all it does look impressive.

@richarda3659

5 ай бұрын

This is a lab prototype. It hasn't been announced, there is no price, there is no availability, and its capabilities are unknown and still under development. This is just promotional teaser video right now.

The Head needs a OLES display so avatars could be animated in real time and feedback. Also it would become more personal. Avatar with eyes, mouth, nose, etc of a face. It would be HUGe!

Why are there cables in the folding demo, but no cables in the other video clips?

So the next step is the UAW will fight for Robot rights to be paid. That way they can charge them member fees to support them.

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

UAO - United Auto Optimi

@richarda3659

5 ай бұрын

UAW will lobby and strike for legislation prohibiting Bots from being used in auto assembly plants, claiming they will injure union workers (which will probably happen at least once). I have no doubt about this.

For anyone who calls Tesla a Car Company.....this is the ultimate bitch slap ❤😂 I mean TESLA BUILT A F@CKING ROBOT and it's awesome 😮😢 I mean imagine your Boston Dynamics those guys are sitting around right now looking at their remote controls thinking "F@ck why didn't I apply to work at Tesla!" 😂

Very cool! Any idea how long the battery charge is so far?

little sceptical that Optimus is this advanced yet, however a non commercial version would perhaps be better received if 5 ft high, all white, no exposed joints and some form of 'face' for us humans to centre on. The leaning back would still appear to have the cog behind the appropriate foot contact point and at the very least making it totally vulnerable / unstable another useful improvement will come when they can better disguise the crouched walking technique - offset the exoskeleton from limb 'skeleton' - reposition hip joints?

Excellent deep dive, pleased you went solo on your first reaction . Thanks .

You think you're excited? Wait until we get Scott Walter on here.

It squatted down once and walked on flat ground. Until we see them knocking it off balance and navigating real terrain, other than the shell design there’s so much unproven.

@1flash3571

5 ай бұрын

What a wet blanket......IT IS STILL in development. I am sure you watched the previous videos of Teslabot performing tasks. IT IS IMPROVING.

@legalsmile

5 ай бұрын

I think that's true but a little bit of an understatement. V2 did yoga, for example.

@richarda3659

5 ай бұрын

This was just a Tesla teaser video. We're all left to speculate while Tesla execs enjoy the social media show. Its true capabilities are really unknown, tho probably improving weekly. In their defense, this video was clearly intended to focus only on its fine hand motion and manipulation abilities.

@legalsmile

5 ай бұрын

@@richarda3659 Fully agree, and yet another reason Tesla doesn't need to advertise. Educate, maybe, but not ads.

@legalsmile

5 ай бұрын

​@@1flash3571 Boston Dynamics' party trick Atlas that the CEO has said is not built for mass production 20 years in the making vs. ~2 years for Tesla to completely overtake them. The fluidity of the hand and head movements were stunning. Also, the bot is so much more aesthetically pleasing than anything out there - I wonder if Franz was involved in any of that - I would guess, yes. Of course Tesla-Q will claim it was CGI and/or pre-programmed. Can't see how the bock sorting was pre-programmed, and that was v1.

Perhaps a proper discussion about gravity next. “The Final Theory: Rethinking Our Scientific Legacy “, Mark McCutcheon for proper physics.

They look like they could wear standard clothing. Clothes would eliminate many remaining pinch points and make them a little more natural looking/less freaky.

I love how some people are impressed with this hot garbage of a robot. I mean compared to Boston Dynamics. This thing moves and walks almost as well as an elderly Parkinson's patient. Cute.

@richarda3659

5 ай бұрын

This was a marketing teaser video. You can be sure Tesla is working on the gait.

AI sound processing...dancing TO THE BEAT....the easter egg is the SYNCH-TO-THE-BEAT AI sound processing. Sound in, movement out.

I think you missed the waist degrees of freedom. I think I heard you speak of it being just rotation at the waist. However, there seems to be a clear side to side bending motion present. Just watch it walk from behind. The rolling hip action is almost sexy. At least, it is very human like.

There are already people complaining about the walking speed. It's a canard, just like range anxiety.

@AKJammer1

5 ай бұрын

Elon said that the design was for a slower speed than a human. A couple reasons for that, but you can imagine why. IMO, the biggest issue in walking is the lack of articulation in the toe. The "taking a dump while walking" issues aren't as bad as before, but it's still there. I think it'll get better with time, and a better foot.

@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck

5 ай бұрын

“canard?” If it walks like a duck… 🦆🦆🦆🦆

I don't think the LED bar will be used for communication like that. As we have seen from Google's Gemini, the LLMs will all soon have very good speech. So I think Grok will be talking very soon, meaning you'll also be able to have a verbal conversation with Optimus soon.

@davidstuart4915

5 ай бұрын

how else would u interact / control it

At 3 seconds the dancing bot on the left is flashing the Hook’em Horns sign!! Noticed from here in Australia by a member of the class of ‘69!! Hook’em!!!

Looks like it's wearing Crocs! I'm sure they will refine all of this, MIND BLOWING is accurate.