By Zuko Komisa
On Friday, Elon Musk introduced the first iteration of his humanoid robot, which was inspired by humans and was made feasible by the development and success of his electric car company, Tesla.
Ok now for the real one @Tesla #AIDay #TeslaBot pic.twitter.com/QL26cadyWF
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The prototype robot appeared to be treading on unseen eggshells, cautiously taking one step at a time.
Its glossy arms and legs sprouting bouquets of wires and blinking lights.
It waved in slow motion, then slowly turned around and left the stage for the rear.
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Although Optimus wasn’t quite ready to walk, according to Musk, it has opposable thumbs and can carry out duties.
“Our goal is to make a useful humanoid robot as quickly as possible,”
“Optimus is designed to be an extremely capable robot made in very high volume, probably ultimately millions of units, and is expected to cost much less than a car.” said Musk.
— Tesla (@Tesla) October 1, 2022
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