Elon Musk has shared a new video of the Tesla humanoid robot 'Optimus'
In the video, Optimus greeted with namaste, while performing yoga.
Optimus can now sort objects by colours fully autonomously
Elon Musk has shared a video of the Tesla humanoid robot ‘Optimus’. In the video, Optimus greeted with namaste, while performing yoga.
Tesla’s Optimus is now capable of self-calibrating its arms and legs. Using only vision and joint position encoders, it can precisely locate its limbs in space.
Optimus can now sort objects by colours fully autonomously, and “it does so while dealing with the dynamic reality of our world,” showed the video.
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Moreover, Optimus can now be trained to conduct new tasks, such as un-sorting. At the end of the video, the humanoid robot was doing yoga and greeted with namaste.
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The video shared by the official @Tesla_Optimus account, has already crossed 10.9 million views.
Several users expressed their thoughts on these new improvements. While one user said, ”Robotics/AI is the future!” another commented, “Life will be so much better when machines do all the work for us, especially when everyone has machines that run other machines. I’ve dreamed about this my whole life.”
Optimus was first introduced by Elon Musk last year during Tesla’s AI Day. Musk said that Tesla could bring this robot to market for “less than $20,000”. When announced, Tesla CEO had also said, “Our goal is to make a useful humanoid robot as quickly as possible.” According to the company, Optimus is an “extremely capable robot,”
Tesla had presented a video of the robot performing tasks in a controlled environment to demonstrate some level of usefulness. The company also showed a video of the robot working at an actual workstation at the Fremont factory.
Optimus robot is equipped with Tesla-designed actuators, a battery pack, and power electronics.
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