The robot named Optimus came out on stage at an event in Silicon Valley where it waved to the crowd and lifted its knees the tech giant said that Optimus was still in development but could be sold to people in a couple of years. The company's Engineers state that the mass-market Tesla Bots would be experimented with by operating some tasks in the car plants and that sounds reasonable to me the model was wheeled onto the stage during a yearly Tesla AI Day presentation the audience was shown a clip of the bot completing easy tasks such as carrying boxes watering plants and lifting metal bars. The controversial billionaire explained that the humanoids would be manufactured in mass at a price way lower than you expected at twenty thousand dollars and would be made available in five years or less musk talked about expecting abundance in the future the CEO added that is an essential change of civilization quite different from what we're used. I can't wait Financial reviewers and investors have been uh skeptical about Tesla turning to Robotics and I can relate they instead advised the company to concentrate on programs closer to the company's main business of electric vehicles however musk asserted that he wished to decipher one of the most difficult issues with AI how to develop Machinery that can replace a human being sounds weird I know. The attack Overlord who once gave caution about artificial intelligence becoming a danger to the human race explained that Tesla sought to make certain that the evolution to a civilization in which robots performed.

Tesla will unveil a prototype of its Optimus robot in September, Elon Musk has revealed. The Tesla CEO said the company's AI Day would be delayed in order to debut the humanoid robot, which the billionaire has claimed could be "more significant" than the company's electric car business. "Tesla AI Day pushed to Sept 30, as we may have an Optimus prototype working by then," Mr Musk tweeted. "Tesla AI Day 2 will be epic." The Optimus robot was first teased last August at Tesla's inaugural AI event, with Mr Musk saying it would have "profound implications for the economy".

"Tesla is arguably the world's biggest robotics company because our cars are like semi-sentient robots on wheels" -Elon Musk Last year during Tesla's open AI day, Elon Musk announced something new Tesla was working on called the Tesla robot. A lot of people I've spoken to have no idea what the Tesla robot is, what it is for, how it will work, and why it's not feasible. All they know is it's another cool piece of tech created by Tesla. In this article, I will be talking about what the Tesla robot is, what it will do and how it will work. I know pretty much anyone who is on the internet knows about Tesla, but for the sake of completion let's still go over what Tesla is.

For years, Tesla CEO Elon Musk warned people about the dangers of AI-powered robots, even predicting "scary outcomes" like in "The Terminator." Now, he seems to be taking matters into his own hands before humanity is overrun. The electric vehicle company will develop a humanoid robot prototype dubbed the "Tesla Bot," Musk announced at Tesla's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Day on Thursday. According to Musk, the prototype will be completed sometime in 2022, though the billionaire entrepreneur is known for blowing past his own publicly stated deadlines on large, flashy projects. For example, in 2016, Musk promised full self-driving vehicles by 2018, writing on Twitter: "In 2 years, summon should work anywhere connected by land & not blocked by borders, eg you're in LA and the car is in NY."

Tesla is building a humanoid robot "sometime next year" called the Tesla Bot, announced at the company's AI Day event. The robot will use the same artificial intelligence that the electric car company uses for its vehicles, will be approximately 173 centimetres tall (5ft 8in), weigh around 57kg, and be built from "lightweight materials" with a display somewhere on its body to show information. Mr Musk says the robot is "intended to be friendly and navigate through a world built for humans" but will be built at a "mechanical level" so someone could "run away from it, and most likely overpower it." Tesla's website says the robot is general purpose for jobs that are "unsafe, repetitive or boring", such as going to a shop and picking up groceries. "Essentially, in the future, physical work will be a choice. If you want to do it, you can, but you won't need to do it", Mr Musk said.