P4! 2024 "Next Gen III" Tesla Optimus Update! Why The Tesla Bot Abnormal? Details Explained
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2024
- P4! 2024 "Next Gen III" Tesla Optimus Update! Why The Tesla Bot Abnormal? Details Explained
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Introduction:
🤖 Welcome to the Future: Explore the groundbreaking world of humanoid robotics with Tesla's Optimus! 🚀 In this detailed article, we unravel the secrets behind Elon Musk's Optimus robot, a cutting-edge creation that challenges the norms of AI and robotics. From its innovative electric drivetrain to the strategic design choices, join us on a journey into the future of robotics as we delve into the extraordinary capabilities of Tesla's Optimus.
Summary:
🔍 Powertrain Innovation: Uncover the brilliance of Tesla's separate electric drive, a game-changer that propels Optimus into a realm of energy efficiency, reduced noise, and unparalleled advantages over competitors like Boston Dynamics' Atlas.
🚶♂️ Bent-Knee Walking Style: Decode the significance of Optimus's bent-knee gait - a secret to stability, adaptability, and energy-saving. Explore how this walking style enhances the robot's prowess in navigating complex terrains and maintaining impeccable balance.
⚡ Energy Efficiency: Witness the prowess of Optimus's electric drivetrain, boasting energy efficiency levels of 75-80%. Discover how this innovation allows the Tesla Bot to operate all day on a single charge, outshining hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
🎯 Precision and Cost Considerations: Delve into the precision of Optimus's electric drive system, weighing the trade-offs between the ability to withstand heavy loads and the simplicity that aids precision. Unravel the potential cost advantages and operational efficiencies.
🌿 Environmental Impact: Explore the green side of Optimus as we analyze the environmental implications of Tesla's electric drivetrain, eliminating concerns about fluid leakage and positioning the humanoid robot as a cleaner, greener solution for future production lines.
🛠️ Production Challenges: Navigate the challenges Tesla faces in the developmental stage, striving to achieve humanoid robot functionality and perfect the proprietary electric drivetrain. Discover the ambitious goals set for the release of limited Optimus models by late 2025.
🚀 Future Outlook: Peer into the crystal ball of Tesla's future as we speculate on the impact Optimus could have on Tesla's revenue streams. With a focus on a million units per year, could Optimus redefine the robotics landscape?
⚔️ Comparison with Boston Dynamics: Contrast Tesla's strategic choices with the experience of Boston Dynamics. Uncover why Tesla's electric drivetrain might be propelling Optimus to new heights, surpassing competitors despite less time in the field.
01:28 What is the reason why Optimus does not walk straight?
03:58 Why is Optimus walking on its knees an effective way to save energy?
06:41 Why is the powertrain decisive for the development of Optimus?
07:44 How can a Tesla Bot work all day on one charge?
10:00 What makes Tesla Bot say no to operating noise and big size?
14:40 What do you think about this advantage of Optimus robot?
14:40 How clean and green the Optimus is based on its electric powertrain?
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Whoever can produce a robot that will fix dinner, clean the bathrooms, etc will own the world.
thinking small here, It is the LLM run robotics that will do things most people can't even comprehend. It isn't just the ability to take out the trash and cook dinner. It is the emergent abilities that they will develop. To be your cook / cleaner / lawyer / home security / teacher / work force ... making people who are disabled mobile now.. so many things it is hard to quantify.
When your bot is earning 6 figures because it is doing services for not only you but others.
But all of them will fail with Tesla AI tech
You mean like hyperloop, solar-roof failed?
Because its all bullshit ponzi schemes??
and give you headrubs!
give it another 2 or 3 years id guess, we aren't too far off
I can't wait until Tesla comes out with the XL version of their robot: Optimus Prime.
2024 version or Gen 3 may release soon!! Can’t wait
lol
Tesla bots, roll out!
I have this vision of an Optimus walking into the bedroom, opening the curtains to greet the day and removing the dishes from dinner. It washes the dishes and prepares bacon and eggs, toast and coffee. Then brings them back to the bed, setting the tray in front of the decaying corpse of the owner and cheerfully walks off to dust the living room... "Oppenprimer"
Dear brothers, people!
With the advent of these robots, I would like to share a very important thought.
We are entering a new era. And do not forget that man is imperfect. As a person with progressive views, I am glad that the future is coming to us at a moderate pace, but I am not without skepticism.
Firstly. Let's not jump into transhumanism. Let's remain imperfect people, otherwise we may face an existential crisis.
Secondly. Man is an interesting creature. Full of secrets. A person is prone to commit inappropriate actions. Look at these robots. Wouldn't a person be tempted to remake or reprogram this robot for his own insidious and unfriendly purposes?
Let's be honest. We won't live forever. At the very least, I would not want to be part of a totalitarian system of a single mind or the like.
I don't want to be controlled from the outside.
I don’t want machines to thoroughly predict human behavior, eventually to the point that, out of ill will, only us of free will can do so.
Think about whether these helpers are applicable and how ready we are to be in a society with a high degree of tension and problems.
Now there is a war in my country, with our brothers. And the brothers are already talking about how battle robots will soon be brought to them. Are you ready for UBER ALLES?
Me not. I am against war. I am for the withdrawal of troops. However, I do not support any side, and especially do not want the apocalypse to spread throughout the whole world.
Please. Let's send these robots into space. Build cities on Mars. Explore other worlds. We will ask AI to reveal to us the riddles of space-time, travel throughout the universe and beyond, if there is still room for our species and our type of mind.
But let's not run ahead of the locomotive.
Let's not let the child play with a grenade, let's wait until he grows up.
Thank you for your attention. Best wishes.
About 6-8 years ago, commenting after a FORBES article about self driving cars, we had a similar conversation like this. I wrote: „I just don't need a self driving car, I'm enjoying driving my car, and I could not imagine to sit on the passenger side.” I also wrote: „Whether my next car will be electric or conventional will solely be decided by the price. I don't need a lot of comfort, it has to be affordable.”
On the other hand, my enthusiasm for a humanoid robot is immense. I would buy at least two of those for my household. Its face has to be a bit more human-like, and it has to be capable of human voice communication to make it culturally a better fit in my environment.
The Boston dynamic robots seems like something that would be used in heavy industry most definitely used outside as opposed to the Tesla bot.
Dont be fooled, this robot is being funded by Darpa.
Its purpose for the military will be used the kill people.
Looks like animation.
Very different market, different tasks. And different support requirements.
Atlas is payed by government for the army.
Boston dynamic is struggling for 5 to 6 years to make them fluent
Competition is great, it will push companies to try harder and fuel innovation. I can't wait to see how realistic these will turn out in the next couple years
Genius design Elon team
The real answer is that Optimus has more in common with the Honda Asimo than with the BD Atlas. Asimo and Optimus use a method of balancing called an "inverted pendulum" this requires each footfall to be precise and for the robot to balance over top of the ankle. Compare that to most of the other humanoids on the market that have lineage with BD and Marc Raiberts' leg lab at MIT, all of which use a "dynamic pogo stick" algorithm. Humanoid companies like BD, Agility Robotics, Figure, Unitree, and Apptronics all share this modern walking algorithm which allows them to balance on unpredictable surfaces.
Boston dynamics are not struggling to keep up they simply have wildly different goals. the Dynamics robot is a research tool while teslabot will be a product.
Not struggling at all, agreed. BD are way ahead.
Optimus wins by a landslide!
Simply, amazing!
What do you think its price will be? let's discuss
Incredible what Musk has achieved, he can be a pain in the arse at times but he certainly gets things done, there is no denying.
There's also a newer start-up called 'Figure' with multiple big corporate backers and veteran engineers from multiple robotics companies. Also... their bots look kind of cool. 😅
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🤖 Optimus' Unique Features*
- Optimus' design integrates an innovative electric drivetrain and bent knee walking for superior energy efficiency and stability.
- Bent knee walking enhances both stability and energy efficiency, making Optimus suitable for diverse tasks in factory environments.
01:36 *🦿 Walking Efficiency and Stability*
- Bent knee walking improves stability and energy efficiency, reducing strain on the battery and enabling prolonged operation.
- This walking style offers a larger range of motion and better force transmission, particularly on uneven terrain.
04:08 *🔋 Energy Efficiency and Interaction*
- Optimus' crouching posture conserves energy and enhances human-robot interaction by creating a more approachable appearance.
- Continuous advancements in robotics may lead to further improvements, potentially enabling straight-legged walking and broader integration into daily life.
06:51 *⚡ Decisive Electric Drivetrain*
- Tesla's choice of an electric drivetrain offers significant advantages over hydraulics, including higher efficiency and quieter operation.
- This drivetrain enables precise movements, contributing to Optimus' performance in various tasks and positioning it as a crucial component in Tesla's future production processes and AI ambitions.
09:48 *🛢️ Drivetrain Efficiency and Maintenance*
- Electric drivetrains offer higher efficiency and lower maintenance requirements compared to hydraulics, despite initial cost differences.
- While hydraulic systems are robust, they require extensive maintenance to prevent leaks, posing challenges in humanoid robot applications.
15:34 *🌱 Environmental Sustainability*
- Optimus' electric drivetrain minimizes environmental risks associated with hydraulic systems, aligning with Tesla's commitment to technological advancement and emission reduction.
- As Tesla expands production, Optimus could become a significant revenue stream, surpassing the competitive EV market.
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I can't wait to own my own Tesla bot!!
As soon as I can afford one....
So this means I have to wait longer to get my P3, P4 or P5 Next Gen III Home ServicesTelsa Robot?
I absolutely loved how you found so many pictures and videos of humans walking
Walks show but looks and moves human like .. amazing stuff
Clive Sinclair said he developed a great electric motor for the C5
He may have done. But what's your point??
This really goes through every imaginable reason why robots walk in crouched mode. I do not believe this is a "goal" and fully upright walking will be achieved in the near future.
Nobody wants a robot girlfriend who walks like Wilford Brimley.
Cant wait for the first humanoid robo-gladiator games!
UFC men vs robot
@@GRANDDOSE thats unfair!😁
I think a key aspect that this video overlooks is that BD's robots are real, do real things, and are constantly shown interacting with real people, while Tesla's robot is only seen with real people when it's attached to a harness and doing very little, while everything else is clearly CGI. The "squats" video? CGI. The yoga video? CGI. The egg video? CGI. I'm pretty sure even the t-shirt folding video is CGI.
I think that the compressibility of a hydraulic fluid, allows for a more fluidity of movement as opposed to an electric geared or harmonic drive of electric actuators in the case of that of the stabilization of a carried item. When the arms are at length holding an item, that item needs to be in a hierarchy for the focus of that item for stabilization, where the rest of the systems moves to stabilize the transverse or transfer of the objects weight or momentum from one location to another. In general movement of the head of the robot should be focused on the hierarchy of stabilization throughout the general movement of the entire system to ensure fluidity and life like precision. This is seen in in the biology of many life forms today. Birds for example: A hawk or an eagle move their heads independently from their bodies while hunting down a prey. Once caught, their talons bring the food to their mouths. I could go on, but I think this could perk some responses.
Also you have to think back to the day Elon first introduced the Tesla bot, even though it was just a human in a robot suit, it also was doing a lot of human like movements like dancing.
And if you'd payed attention to the legs in that introduction, it didn't have the bent knees, my point is, there's a great chance that the finished product may not have bent knees as well.
It was a person in dress up, you know this and still used it like it was factual of a robot. ldiot argument from you.
The electric motor approach just seems too much better at this point in our evolution
Great, thanks.
What do you think about the potential of what Tesla can do with this robot? Thank you
The robot that achieves most of what its creator demands is still quite a few years away.
Published just 2 moths ago and already SO out of date!.. The new, all electric, Boston Dynamics Atlas, is astounding.... can't wait to lean more about it.
Nice storm trooper.
Tesla's Optimus has the potential to become the 21st-century equivalent of Ford's Model T. An affordable industry/personal robotic worker that transforms the lives of everybody.
Dude is the closest thing to Iron man we got.. guess I’ll hold my shares for a while..
Convincing argument for electric drive motors
Using ball screws, though expensive, is key to energy savings in linear actuators that need to save power when simply holding position. Its good Tesla is using them...
look teslas bot would see more use in homes, restaurants etc but the atlas would be more for building, rescue, army etc but in one way or another I can see both working side by side in some combined industry's. Like teslas opt would supervise overwatch over the atlas units like in a car factory(e.g).
Tesla should talk to the government about the secret space program Technology if they have UAP metal
I just want to try one at my home. Thanks
great mind! Musk said everyone want to have one or more than one ! Are you sure for only one units? Thank you
Basic design to which everything going is much more better. It is appear time to time in video.
It took millions of years for human legs and brain to work the way we walk and use our legs.
The first place they should be deploying this is in Tesla's own factories. That will give them the tightest feedback loop to perfect their designs. It's not practical to constantly
be swapping out software and firmware in someone else's factory.
Wrong about "bent knees". The most energy efficient mode of travel for any biped is doing a locked knee, eg placing the foreward leg, locking the knee, then "falling over" the foreward leg by leaning weight forward and using the trailing foot to push over the center of balance.
I know, i trained for months to enter a walking marathon (40 km). Rules absolutely require locking the knee of each leg on every step, else not walking.
Why robots don't? I suspect they lack the controls and joints required to do it. They will eventually, the energy saving is huge.
Evolution... Works the same for them as it does for us - only WAY faster😅
Bu t I thought the point of the bent knee originally was to offset their limited DOF. We still mixro-balance when we stand upright at attention, "unmoving." That is inefficient for a bot.
@thesoundsmith More detail by reference, svp? Google doesn't know "mixro balance".
Did you mean micro-balance? If so, locked knees are still far more energy efficient than using muscles to sustain our weight with bent knees.
Part of accepting a humanoid robot around real people is believability, or rather, it moves exactly like we do. We are on the right track for this, but, while I understand why the knees are bent, this is a huge distraction when viewing the robot walk.eventually the systems must improve so that the walk of a robot is in distinguishable from a human
I thought all robots walk with their knees bent. Remember Asimo? Boston Dynamics robot, too. Seems to be the norm.
Where was the gen 3 update that the title implied?
We mean the current prototype (Gen 2) will be the foundation for Tesla to launch Gen 3 this year with many breakthroughs. Sr if we make you disappointed!
Honestly: I do not think they are SUPPOSED to walk naturally for now. The Rationale: Human beings by nature tend to fear the unknown, what they do not understand, and almost instinctively laugh at that which struggles to do what most do with ease. Kinda like the way acctreses willl trip and fall to make them seem average and likeable, though they tend to be the lead in a movie.
So yeah, I'm sure they can walk normally, but they are on Infant mode until we lose our fear of their presence and what they can do. Peace ✌️
Good day from Lismore, NSW. I had a stroke on 4 July 2019. That almost killed me. Since then, I have followed TESLA. I will travel around Australia on a CYERTRUCK for six months starting at the end of September 2024. I will give myself until the end of April 2024 to assemble a team to travel with me. I will travel approximately 120 kilometres each day, a total of 22,000 km. I leave at the end of Sept 2024 for six months. I will start producing videos by the end of April 2024:
1. Neuralink will help those who are worse off than me.
2. I take two Tesla Optimus robots.
3. Promote of Tesla - Cybertruck, Starlink, Optimus
4. Promote the CYBERTRUCK to the State Government and Police forces of States.
Optimus models by late 2025? In Tesla speak, that means sometime in late 2028 or 29.
You are a funny boy 🤣🤣🤣. But what have you done lately??
Sounds like we'll have Robot Wars soon. iRobot / Terminator stuff.
have you seen russias bots?
@@aaroncapricorn5867 I have seen a few of what someone was claiming is a robot built by Russian engineers. You have a link to any UA-cam videos with more robots made by Russian engineers? If so, please share.
These robots would be great for riskier labour and manufacturing. The best use for home owners will be to prepare meals, clean, shovel snow, cut grass and most important 24 hour home security with lethal and non lethal options.
Owners will be liable for "lethal" outcomes, y'know.
and protect our bodily autonomy.
I would like to walk around the neighborhood with an Optimus robot but it needs an "attack" mode in case someone wants to take the robot or attack me.....
Maybe the robot will have to have a Pitbull in tow for now.
Not funny -_-
When you say according to sources you mean musk officially stated that in an interview? Come on man!
According to sources, we will soon have thousands if not millions of robots that can barely walk.
Nothing is green unless it is naturally growing from a seed in the ground without any assistance.
Well now we can just ask the ai how to make the robot walk like a normal person.
Once they interface it with AI Quantum computer it will be really scary.
Fast twitch fibres which act as muscles, with a fibre optic nevous system, surely will be better than either electric motors or hydraulics. But for now, both hydraulics and electric motor systems will go far. It'll be great to see huge hydraulic earth moving robots with power and strength, and equally great to see the delicate manipulation and precision of motorized electric robots.
😍
*Real World Tools require struggle…*
In order for an autonomous humanoid robot to have any value in a factory, the robot needs to be able to use Real World Tools. However, such tools, even when they are top-of-the-line AND brand new, always require *struggle.* For example, consider the Jacob's chuck of a hand drill. After you tighten a drill bit in the chuck, you then start the drilling task, at which point the bit will probably demonstrate some rotational SLIP. You then have to STOP drilling, immediately followed by re-tightening the drill bit in the chuck. Once re-tightened, you immediately resume drilling. The intelligence of a robot won't be able to duplicate this. A robot's intelligence won't be able to assess that...
• the drill bit is rotationally slipping;
• excessive rotational slip is unacceptable;
• the cause of the rotational slip is due to a need for more Chuck Tightening;
• at the very least, the drilling operation needs to CEASE;
• the drill bit needs to be repositioned and retightened (within the Chuck);
• the Drill Key (which is used to tighten the Jacob's chuck), will always SLIP, even if the drill is top-of-the-line and brand new;
• once the drill bit is suitably retightened, the drilling operation needs to resume.
□ In other words, the task of using a Real World Tool always includes the need *to struggle* with the tool. The intelligence needed to efficiently perform such struggle goes way beyond what the intelligence of an autonomous humanoid robot is capable of.
How the author stresses hydraulic oil leakage as a problem is somewhat odd as all machinery, planes and lot of other equipment depends on safe connections which seem well manageable these days. Boston Scientific must have good reason to use this source of power as they are in this business for 30 years or so.
How long does it take Optimus to walk up a set of stairs? Can it stop on the stairs turn around and walk back down if there is an emergency? What if a child or animal rushes past Optimus while it's on the stairs and brushes against it? Have we even seen Optimus navigate a set of stairs, all I've seen is slow walking on very level flat surfaces.
Musk developed it himself did he? Interesting wording to imply he's a scientific genius.
[Good video, that is the audio, less so the video/pictures, e.g. at 14:06 (non-existent, likely CGI), while some of the robots exist (and for education it should be clear which), it detracts from the video to mix in non-real female like robots, misleading that they do exists, or will soon be sold.]
Bipedal robots are probably not the future, meaning in next few years, except in factories. Tesla's are cheaper/simpler and will undercut Boston Dynamic's very expensive ones. As explained in the video, they are already struggling, selling at $150,000 is way to high, most often not competitive with humans. Mass production, and becoming household (in theory) could lower costs I guess, at least amortise development costs, but unclear will happen (at least in homes, would need to be way cheaper; than they would like to sell at), if they do not gain market share. Tesla's robots, since not very agile will be dangerous in the home, you don't want them falling on kids, and the agile robots too expensive there, but that is not needed in factories, so will not gain scale there either.
Robots that can cook (but not taste the food...), i.e. hand attached to the ceiling exist already, so hypothetically at hope, more likely in restaurants, for now, or for home-delivered food. Many robots such as those and on wheels or even flying might be coming, but for bipedal, seems like the human body with its biological advantage can't be matched for a few years (cheaply).
hydraulics will win in most demanding strength applications, like making hands with equivalent strength to humans. They may end up winning overall in long run as well as batteries get cheaper and more energy dense, because motors and gears are more limited in power/torque, particularly in most strength dependent applications.
The knees stay bent because it can't walk any other way right now .. no other reason
As a 70yr old single male, with autism, I can't wait to have one of these, as a companion in my home.
Human experience the same impact difference between walking straight legs and bending ones. Try it. We usually walk naturally with a little bending knees which is hard to visually perceive to absorb the impact, at the same time increase efficiency, and to keep our balance better. Watch the marching band or uniformed soldiers with straight legs and see how much force they spend and impact on the ground. They look seriously good but not very efficient.
If it can dance like the human in a suit at its first release, they will have succeeded.
Unless you would want Optimus to perform in a beauty pageant people don’t really care about bent knees. They care about performance!!
Just curious, can Optimus do parkour like Atlas 🤔
boston dynamics have the long term, generational atlas knowledge and wisdom. tesla/elon is trying to mass produce something worth buying
@@aaroncapricorn5867atlas parkour an back fliping is just an animations they are 100's years a head to be real
Constantly bent knees will rapidly eat Stored Energy. That is definitely the case with humans.
What about gyroscopes for balence
Have you ever considered a telescopic slide instead of the knee hinge?
Herbert Hoover's famous political slogan: 'A chicken in every pot and a car in every garage.'
Bush's could have been: 'An oil well in every front yard.'
Musk's will be: 'At least one humanoid robot and an electric car for everyone.'
Reload is the key. Any robot needs a independent source of energy, otherwise it's useless beyond as a house slave.
Tesla bot pricing $20 thousand puts the Optimus at 5 to 1 compared to competitors upwards of 15+ to i1 n comparison to a walking body ameca, a hyundai B.D. atlas pneumatic, or a Honda asimo.
A VIDA MATERIAL ESTÁ RESOLVIDA,E ,PERFEITAMENTE,RESOLVIDA.VAMOS,AGORA,RESOLVER O ESPIRITUAL.😂😅
walking with bend knees doesnt use the harmstring
Hire someone from robocup
What @karlmahlmann said But whoever sets up the LEASING Company will be the SECOND Elon Musk... This is not a device you want to purchase when it first arrives. We will be Beta Testers. Happily, but five years after its general release what comes off the production line will be like a Tesla S Plaid compared to this Model T - Ford Model T. Stronger, faster, quieter, probably a few more DOF in critical areas and with faster, better-trained processors... (But I want one _anyway!_ 🙄)
Holding back Atlas how long charge lasts and the hydraulics it's not very practical but they work well in a ways of course but there's other robots out there better than Atlas it's not not because it's Optimus but the Tesla bot definitely is one of the better or the best ones or will be soon if it ain't already Like somebody already said here when AI in quantum computing merge look out ...
My first robot will be programmed to not clean in the room i am in.
Tesla/neuralink = skynet
Wondering why when Optimus is moving the block of blue and green that Optimus only uses one hand?
He is left handed. Lol probably was only shown sorting by one hand.
Probably software issue. Like humans mostly using there dominant side of brain. @@ntal5859
Is it true that Bostom Dynamics robots *ALL* are programmed to do whatever they do? None of them have any degree of autonomy *at all*
First make optimus, next year optimus prime, then put them in factories then train ai to decode brain transplant to machine body, long live cyborgs.
Either ai kills us or we upload our consciousness to robots and become cyborgs.
i robot or cyberpunk 2077 or animatrix or chappie
I only see 4 choices…
Did he mention that Boston Dynamics' bot is powered by hydraulics and Tesla's is powered by electric motors?
electric drivetrain !
What did I say about the feet and knees. I even said that there's an option to walk like an ostrich. 360 will not work. He's not Helicopter Helicopter but I need it available and able to walk the rest would work with VR Glasses
We can see Atlas lift a box labeled 10 pounds. How much can Optimus lift? Hydraulics are stronger?
We can see Optimus lift a box labeled (T)esla. That translates to ~4,000 lbs.
1:30 then why is the finished product of the Tesla Optimus manican standing straight up with no bent knees, I believe Tesla will eventually fix all of these things in the not to distant future.
I just want to see its ability to carry a basket of laundry up and down stairs.
They will go to 🎉Mars before Human
Show many images of bots from other companies and CGI ones including one with a Tesla logo, that is not from Tesla.
A 19-minute video may not provide enough material or sources on Optimus, so using other humanoid robot technologies could give the audience a clearer view of the world of humanoid robots. It might even showcase the sophistication of Optimus compared to many other robots out there. Thank you !
Tesla cannot currently travel at six and a half miles an hour. Try one and a half miles an hour not sure where you got that faulty data
No problem if the Boston Bot simply wears a thick diaper to catch leakage ?
What will all the Humans do with all that free time 😅
Hack the bots 😂
Fool them 😂
Ai forever 2044
Atlas his more a militares robot
You are comparing apples and oranges
Let's see if these robots can work 50 hours a week outside in heavy rain or in -20 temperatures picking up garbage then go home shovel the driveway take care of the kids walk the dog cook and clean then I'll be impressed
I don't think it needs to do all that to be useful. But maybe in time it will.
When will I see a bunch of Optimusses on an auto assembly line replacing grossly overpaid UAW workers?
Do you think that in 2035 with the advent of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) and ASI (Super Artificial Intelligence) they will introduce universal basic income!? a subsidy!? there will be free will!? an era of abundance will begin!? the intellectual and motor capabilities of robots have already surpassed the average human and before 2035 there is talk of them surpassing those of any human and then again those of any human combined! regarding both body and mind! answer me please...
We are not sure! Predicting specific situations like that is difficult. In the future, the emergence of AGI and ASI could bring about significant changes, but the existence of universal basic income, subsidies, free will, and an era of prosperity depends entirely on various factors, including how society and politics respond to these changes. Additionally, the scenario of robots surpassing human intelligence and mobility is one that requires careful study and could potentially lead to substantial societal and economic transformations. Thank you
@@TeslaCarWorld Thank you for the answer, but the possibility of UBI by 2035 is there and it is high!
Repeats the false statement of Optimus speed of 6.5mph, actually about half that. Maximum design speed goal is 5mph.
The speed has been confirmed by multiple sources to be 5 mph. With the latest Gen 2 version, Tesla has increased the speed by 30%, and it is entirely possible to achieve 6.5 mph, at least as far as we know.
@@TeslaCarWorld Please link at least one credible source. Not just someone's opinion.