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Tesla Optimus Robot’s incredible progress after only 2.5 years. · XDL

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Tesla Optimus Robot’s incredible progress after only 2.5 years.

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@Sawyer Merritt

Optimus will be the biggest product ever made. A general-purpose humanoid robot that can do useful work at scale will change the economics of labor & manufacturing. Goal is to get Optimus to high-volume production as fast as possible. If you’re great at AI, engineering, or

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Tesla’s Optimus just moved into production at Fremont 🤖⚡ No code, no pre-programming — it learns by watching, the same way a new employee does. Musk says it’s the first humanoid robot capable of truly generalized tasks — not remote-controlled demos, the real thing. The robot

TESLA Optimus drives Cybertruck.

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🔥🚨LATEST: Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot has entered production at Tesla’s Fremont factory, with public sales targeted for 2027, it will be the first fully functional humanoid robot to enter the homes of humans.

@Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

Here is the next-generation Tesla Bot (Optimus) hand with 22 degrees of freedom. It looks remarkably human like. The previous version had 11 degrees of freedom.

@Sawyer Merritt

Optimus, the Tesla robot, is designed to perform manual labor on factory floors, but ironically its hands are still put together by human hands, screw by screw. The Information reported last week that the Tesla bot's hand and forearm assembly has over 100 screws and other parts

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