Although humanoid robot technologies have not developed enough yet, many companies have focused on this issue. Elon Musk, humanoid robot project that can perform general functions Tesla Optimus gave the date.
Elon Musk announced the Tesla Bot project at the A Day event last year. Musk explained that they will make use of parts obtained from the company’s autonomous technology development and used in existing jobs.
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Humanoid robot project Tesla Optimus officially launched
Although it was not seen as a priority project last year, it has been announced that serious work will be carried out for humanoid robot technologies from today. Musk stated that they created a timeline for the production phase of the project.
Stating that they have started work on the project, Musk said that they plan to put it into production next year. When the company announced the project last year, it announced that they would have the prototype of the humanoid robot ready by the end of 2022. Current Tesla Cyber Rodeo At the event, Musk presented a production timeline for the first version.
Making a statement on the subject, Musk said, “It will upside down our idea of what the economy is. It will basically be able to do anything people don’t want to do. We believe it will bring the age of abundance. It may be hard to imagine, but as you see Optimus evolve, you will be assured of its reliability.” said.
Stating that interest in the project will increase in a few months, Musk said, through Tesla’s humanoid robot project. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) He said he could play a role in making it a reality. Also, Tesla’s director of artificial intelligence Andrej Karpathy “We believe Tesla Bot is on its way to becoming the most powerful AI development platform.” made statements.
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