Tesla Elon Musk Unveils Humanoid ‘Optimus’ Robot at Tesla’s AI Day(theguardian.com)
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Tesla Elon Musk Unveils Humanoid ‘Optimus’ Robot at Tesla’s AI Day
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/sep/30/tesla-optimus-humanoid-robot-elon-musk-ai-day
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Don't worry, the first commercial robot will be for sale , probably in 10 years if not more (and probably not from tesla).
This was a POC ? Not even sure what was it. Kind of a demo robot with some labs videos.
The real question is what happen to Tesla after Toyota comes with cheap EV.
This was a POC ? Not even sure what was it. Kind of a demo robot with some labs videos.
The real question is what happen to Tesla after Toyota comes with cheap EV.
> The real question is what happen to Tesla after Toyota comes with cheap EV.
What question is there? Tesla has demonstrated lack of expertise in delivering in the cheap+reliable quadrant. Toyota will eat TSLA alive. Probably not a favorable sentiment around HN, but this is the eventuality I see. Elon and his strategies are fundamentally unsustainable, he's a slippery snake. Not the materia long-term empires are made of.
What question is there? Tesla has demonstrated lack of expertise in delivering in the cheap+reliable quadrant. Toyota will eat TSLA alive. Probably not a favorable sentiment around HN, but this is the eventuality I see. Elon and his strategies are fundamentally unsustainable, he's a slippery snake. Not the materia long-term empires are made of.
And you will be correct.
Also, I am not sure why a future robot will have only 2 legs and 2 hands ?
Isn't the whole point is the be productive, why not 4 legs and 4 hands?
I am sure that if you run RL experiments in a human house, you would find much more efficient design (I.e. the human design is based on human living in nature).
Also, I am not sure why a future robot will have only 2 legs and 2 hands ?
Isn't the whole point is the be productive, why not 4 legs and 4 hands?
I am sure that if you run RL experiments in a human house, you would find much more efficient design (I.e. the human design is based on human living in nature).
If yes, why?