Tesla Optimus humanoid robot demo May 2024

This video shows the Tesla Optimus robot functionality as of May 2024. The video is credit to Tesla, and uploaded here to support a related story on The Robot Report.

[@djtomoy]

Finally an effective way to slowly take metal cylinders from a shelf and put them in a box 🙌

[@gettingstuffdoneright5332]

I wonder what the slow speed issue is? I assume it's on the mechanical end with actuators not responding very quickly but is it a matter of processing taking that long to determine how to take the next step without falling? And how long does it run before needing a recharge? And how long does it take to charge?

[@Nicholas.T]

I don’t think recharging will be the problem….. Why? We know that Tesla vehicles can get a decent recharge now - 50% recharge in around 20 minutes…. And that’s for a 60-70 KWhr battery. Optimus will have a way, way SMALLER battery - perhaps 1 or 2 KWhrs

[@ali-fp7kk]

where to take. Where to put it. No need to move his head. no need to look on the floor. Apply robot with more than two eyes in every side of his body it will help him to decide faster.

[@RadoslavMashev]

Това ни очаква в недалечно бъдеще. Ще трябва да свикваме машини. Те ще станат част от нашето ежедневие.

[@user-yg9ht8rq7j]

Imagínate que los criminales hakeeen a los robots y tomen control dee ellos para delinquir o robar dentro de la casa y o más grave lastimen a los dueños 😅😢

[@worshipthenephilim]

terrifying

[@bassbacke]

I wonder how much noise Optimus produces while working and walking. Those videos play music instead of giving that information.

[@Psycho-hp5bp]

They are full electric, don't think that really much

[@bassbacke]

@@Psycho-hp5bp Guessing is not knowing. I'd rather have a video with actual sound.

[@cami_pala]

People say that the world birth problem has to be solved because there will be manu elderly people and there will be one to take care of them, but it will not be necessary for there to be young people taking care of us if we have robots

[@solo76han-vq9vd]

What makes amazing is the robot is just being driven by a man as the video shows. Big surprise. I thought the robot makes move by itself. This video makes the point. Human intervention is needed still.

[@SNP2082]

Keyword being still. They are training them using the human so they'll be able to do it all on their own soon

[@polla2256]

True but if the robots can self correct within a certain tolerance imagine 1 human controlling 100 or even 10,000.

[@erandalee810]

Yeah well they are training it better that way otherwise it can misbehave

[@ribertfranhanreagen9821]

Human will always he needed but they will hold supervisor position

[@SyntheticSpy]

It tells you right in the top corner what shots are it running autonomously

[@PepeuHARDT]

O robô defecado, rsrs.

[@italikaryder9047]

Se necesitan 2 tecnicos para hacerlo trabajar a un 50 % de un humano ,el costo total decproduccion es de 4 humanos mas el costo del robot

[@cami_pala]

Toma en cuenta que este es solo el comienzo. De ahora en adelante van a ser más y más avanzados. Así ha pasado con cualquier tecnología: los celulares eran gigantes piezas pesadas y ahora son un pequeño rectángulo multifuncional

[@highlanderNC-mr8fe]

The coming end of the age of jobs. James Dines predicted this early on.

[@MikeKalil]

Only if the job is picking up basic items and putting them back down at this point

[@arturmrozinski7536]

​@@MikeKalilin 5 years time this robot will be picking you up and putting to bed

[@MikeKalil]

That would be nice. The reason I’m skeptical is I’ve had 3 Roombas over the last 15 years that have never worked as promised

[@ali-fp7kk]

he can see but where his eyes what I like from this robot, no need to look like human in order to avoid misusage him. best has no gender..

[@ziarsylabiyyu]

Inilah yang menjadi penyebab anda di pecat.. 😂😂

[@arnel9221]

i dont know why its bipedal while it is faster when it has wheels.

[@jeffzhang1343]

Because the ultimate goal is to replace the human workforce, the current work scenes are all designed for humans, and Tesla's robots can seamlessly connect. Including a variety of different pavements, stairs, etc. without changing the existing environment.

[@MattSigmaX]

What about stairs?

[@arnel9221]

@@MattSigmaX it doesn't matter. we make robots to do tasks faster than humans. if you want to make it go to 2nd floor make an elevator for your robots.

[@tehweh8202]

Wow... so it's essentially a slow robot arm attached to an incredibly useless chassis?

[@rw1213]

This solves the immigration issue and the lack of children, especially if the robots pay tax

[@luckyyy6510]

This thing gonna dominate our future

[@pushrod49]

I would be embarrassed to show this pathetic progress as a success. More Musk big claims with no results.

[@KyleHikalea]

Reeeeeeeeeeee

[@brett1995]

Jealous. Where's your robot, kid

[@faye8968]

I don't think you know what musk goal to bring him down like that. How about you, what did you contribute to your country so far to bring people down like that?

[@pushrod49]

@@faye8968 if he's getting paid he didn't contribute and he is getting paid.

[@arturmrozinski7536]

Pathetic result 😂 bro, wtf are you talking about. This is spectacular. This is called learning. It takes 12 years to teach you at school to be a pratt, it will take Musk a lot less to tech this robot to do everything