Optimus - Gen 2 | Tesla

New bot in town!
Optimus Gen 2 features Tesla-designed actuators and sensors, faster and more capable hands, faster walking, lower total weight, articulated neck, and more.
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[@outandabout259]

Gotta love humanoid robots. Looks around, moves its head and hands fluidly and naturally, and then walks away like it shit its pants.

[@TheRockHardKeg]

🤣🤣

[@oldfoolcaraudio]

That has always been the hardest thing to emulate for some reason. Boston are probably ahead on that front but all other movements are spooky human like already ahead of Boston Dynamics it would seem.

[@flyshacker]

Hilarious! You’re exactly right!!!! 👍

[@RezidentZombie]

That's funny right there

[@passiflora1014]

That’s not yo lose his equilibrium 😅

[@joshuajava]

Challenge for Gen 3: crack the egg and drop the insides into a bowl

[@francescoambrosino1841]

imagine if he could break the egg shell and separate the yolk from the white

[@loezperisoni9205]

or peeling a boiled egg ahah

[@ClatitutaGaming2.0]

no, maybe put to code a script in python3.

[@UFOgamers]

Most humans can't do that.

[@zuko_Nachtschatten]

I thougt the same

[@yashabaral9302]

What amazes me the most is the fingers. I've never seen a robot move its fingers like that. Incredible!

[@Kenbark42]

When a robot learns to move by watching humans, it turns out.... they move like humans. Its amazing, but seriously... this is just getting started. Hold on tight

[@Leonardinho097]

Indeed! The first thing I thought!

[@natanluisp]

Boston Dynamics is even better.

[@elsorprendentemiguel2575]

@@natanluispyet

[@wojecire]

@@natanluisp they've been at it much longer and are aiming at a different target. Not a fair comparison imo

[@dannonyogurt98]

Meanwhile Atlas spider crawls across the celling looking for optimal takedown angle to rip off this things head.

[@ChironT]

nahhhh, the latest version of atlas is gonna be rushing in with a shotgun like V1

[@BoogiePicker9000]

a literal 360 rotation jointed robot who’s also a V model vs robot that can dance

[@minguini12810]

MANKIND IS DEAD.

[@appa609]

Atlas can demolish this thing from any angle. It's at leadt 3-4 times stronger and faster.

[@minguini12810]

excuse me youtube where the hell did my reply go

[@camodown]

It’s always interesting how complicated our ability to walk is to duplicate.

[@stevenpalencia210]

His shoes don't look very comfy to be fair

[@liamcampione6044]

well it takes humans years too

[@Meatriderphobic]

Shows how great God is

[@Opressed]

With machine learning humanoid robots will eventually walk better than humans

[@whocontrolthesenses]

It took us millions of years , first bipedal was australophithicus

[@StevenHe]

Background extras when you ask them to act normal

[@TheFinalsChampion]

@StevenHe You should make a comedy video on these!

[@EaNasirSellsBadCopperNGL]

The goat is here

[@mx9580]

Optimus: Emotional Damage

[@Dubito_Fluffywolf]

I agree :3

[@awesomegmg956]

They can walk 30 miles up hill to and back from school

[@casualcrusader]

you can tell that the only reason elon named this thing optimus is so that when the final version comes out he can call it "optimus prime"

[@abidhmr3182]

Lts goo

[@snoanashi1597]

smart

[@laxbold]

LOL!!!!

[@Ebarbthegoat]

Optimus at it's prime peak

[@liamsadventures3351]

TRUE

[@CYB3R2K]

That ending was completely necessary.

[@preacherz01]

It’s crazy see how hard it is to make something walk like a human. Our ability to walk is more impressive than we anticipated

[@wellymarch343]

I need this robot for sure…

[@TruCunt]

Boston dynamics robots are better 🤣😂💀

[@JanSolntsev]

Boston Dynamics solved this problem

[@preacherz01]

@@JanSolntsev I guess you’re referring to Atlas? the robot upon which still doesn’t have a natural humanised walk?

[@JanSolntsev]

@@preacherz01 it doesn't need humanised walk, if you're talking about legs, and atlas's walk doesn't looks like fixed wall

[@myself3209]

Humans: Dance like a robot Robot: Dance like a human

[@SewolHoONCE]

“¿Do you love me, now that I can dance?” Reprise, please.

[@Amuris86]

More like "dance like a white guy"

[@kenansuljic9802]

lol

[@SewolHoONCE]

Appeared on my homepage 2 days later. In a way, this creepy; the algorithm seems to know too much!

[@elijahsmall5873]

lol 😆

[@jahmckay7085]

Impressive likeness! Walks just like a 70 year old brick layer

[@highlander723]

For now..... the first automobiles only went 15mph...

[@riozflyti]

​@@AIupscaledclips-xr3gufar Bettter than Boston dynamics cause Boston dynamics atlas is not a robot, it's human like toy which is programmed and Tesla bot is a proper robot that is an AI

[@toadranger50]

Walks like Sniffy joe 🎉

[@jml9hgk]

Someday it will be able to carry a electromagnetic gun and run 50 MPH

[@thacoolest13]

​@@AIupscaledclips-xr3gu Different price range. Boston Dynamics Spot cost 75k. Thats the dog not the human. I think tesla is trying to be a lot more affordable then that

[@sfsinfinity5862]

The fact the first version of Optimus is named bumblebee lol

[@drsandic]

🎉

[@wickywills]

People here might joke about the walking, but considering it had to be wheeled on stage not so long ago, the progress is incredible.

[@michaeljmobley]

Yeah, Boston Dynamics was way ahead of their curve but Tesla is catching up. But what will really make it take off is when it can actually be a productive machine in a real like work environment. I guess time will tell who pulls it off first.

[@twixxtro]

it walks way better than most robots besides boston dynamics

[@markthomas7279]

Toddlers toddle then they see learn and soon they run. Optimus is a toddler growing up and learning visually.

[@markthomas7279]

​@michaeljmobley Boston dynamics are not learning by vision. So they are miles and miles behind Teska. If they were learning by vision they would have been done years ago. Tesla are far ahead of BD.

[@michaeljmobley]

@markthomas7279 BD made a great product with their doglike robot so I can't really say they are behind in making the humanoid one. Time will tell. Tesla has the best engineers on the planet. I'm excited to see what it can do in the future!

[@mmmmmmkatata]

The arm movements are insanely good, they only need to master leg movement

[@franzhans8249]

this is bullcrap, bre.

[@YusufKaan-ti7fc]

@@franzhans8249 no "bre"

[@Alex-bw6yd]

@@franzhans8249this isn’t bullshit lmao. This is reality, we are in a period of exponentially improvement/rapid growth of robotics and AI technology. The future is now. At this point, if we carry on at the current rate, we are looking at probably 15-20 years before we have fully realistic synthetic humans with either General AI controlling them or a Chatbot (ChatGPT) model so advanced that it will seem like general AI. This is a pivotal moment in human history. This is a second Industrial Revolution but on steroids and crack and more steroids.

[@Constantinesis]

That is the hardest part becuse we actually do a short fall on each and every step.

[@dabbingraccoons6416]

@@franzhans8249just wait till they are available on market

[@davisdesigns1153]

Elon Musk: "I'm terribly scared of AI" Also Elon Musk: *Designs fully autonomous robot*

[@TheNewFaceOfHSP]

autonomous = remote controlled... Nobody is really solving the "make the robot act intelligently" part yet. They are just building better puppets, with more and more machine learning based assistance for the walking gait and differnet specific actions. See spot, it can navigate autonomously and open doors, but it needs a map of the place and only do specific preprogrammed tasks with a human on the loop.

[@coldnoodles2951]

The "intelligent" part is important, we don't have a truly intelligent AI yet, that is the danger.

[@gioelestendardo2819]

​@@TheNewFaceOfHSPnope, Tesla is making Optimus as intelligent as a human, actually much more

[@_LordLux_]

i mean it's literally if you can't beat them, join them. and he's right, there is no future where AI isn't part of our lives so why stay there and "hope" that nobody creates a superintelligent AI without human control if you can create one yourself that you can control

[@fudgeidi3795]

emps be like 😂 cmon y’all we can close the grid if that’s the issue 😂

[@NickV-ez4be]

People: "That the robot is too slow" Same robot in five years running after them with an axe: 🏃💨

[@DailyShortsfeed]

Extremely realistic robot, exactly how I act when I'm on camera

[@Nom8d]

Oh hello Mr.President

[@EmrahZabun]

You made my day

[@andresgonzalez4693]

Same bro 💀

[@kove5762]

🤣

[@ShadowBanning-nj3lc]

Celui-ci peut déjà manipuler un œuf !! Vous imaginez les possibilités et les potentiels services rendus !!? A l' heure où les rapports hommes-femmes, pour ne pas dire toute la société, se crispent irrémédiablement !? Uber va prendre une toute autre dimension !! Livraison mac-do ET sexe, pour un forfait raisonnable, sans dégrader quoi ni qui que ce soit... Nous vivons une époque passionnante !! Sera-t-il en plus capable d' essuyer les tâches de ketchup avec des serviettes absorbantes bio-recyclables sorties de son abdomen aux formes parfaites ?? Hâte...

[@AeSyrNation]

The hand movements are impressive. I'm hoping some day soon we'll see prosthetics this fluid.

[@chillfluencer]

...we all know why you are impressed...😉

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

AI leads to 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary]

[@thebestplayerdead956]

We will in the far future. It’ll be the next breakthrough in medicine.

[@TRB4008]

Those are the Cyborgs of 2050, my friend.

[@Morfi548]

YES !! We definitely need movable hand braces that would do range of motion exercises to keep paralyzed hands and fingers flexible and non-contracted! Presently the only brace that is available is a static type requiring an aide to be available for range of motion.

[@Tilofus]

The progress they achieved in just one year is astonishing😲

[@TheOnlyName]

Indeed!!

[@FabianIniguez-o7r]

Yeah give it 5 years probably and I'll be like magic if this is the rate it's going at

[@Arthur0Reis]

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[@Nobody-Nowhere]

30% faster walking, think about that

[@mariacortes2384]

Ik! That progress timeline is pretty impressive!

[@BrisbaneStomp]

Come on!!! Get a thousand bots learning household chores over and over, and train one within the year so we can buy the damn thing

[@Greg-cl7tl]

Those arm+hand movements are so fluid and quick. The walking could use some work, but impressive for the time they've had to work on this.

[@darrellcook8253]

The robot pooped its pants or in this case chassis.

[@oregonxl]

if they can make the leg movement equally as fluent as the hand work it will be a masterpiece

[@mrbillgoode]

Butt implants should suffice.

[@GRyder261]

@@oregonxl + ai controlled = goodbye humans

[@alminc91]

And of course they need to make the satanic hand gesture at the end while dancing to club music, to let people realize this is the end and they should better believe the Bible!

[@nottoolive]

The programed natural sway left to right and the subtle arm movement of the robot in the beginning was fantastic. Almost human like

[@00-Dima]

A human that shit their pants

[@Fighter4Street]

Yes but we will read in the news about all these other companies that do a much better job and how bad the Tesla robot is, kind of like we have been reading about the cybertruck right?

[@xobotun_]

I suppose it wasn't intentional. I think it's just moving its center of mass, but how human it looks!

[@geodive5542]

@@Fighter4Street Give it time. Tesla has been developing robots for only a short time in comparison to a lot of it's counterparts. Remember that Elon has a lot of the best engineers, programmers and so forth in the world working for him with a hell of a lot more money to fund projects than a lot of the rival companies and a distribution chain that far outpaces his rivals. Not to mention his own satellite network which could be used to power a global neural network that's connected to all these robots one day. He has a lot more in the pipeline than all his rivals put together that will give him a very strong edge to be at the forefront of this robotics race very soon.

[@makisekurisu4674]

Are they using machine learning or is it programmed

[@michaelwoods7770]

I didn’t think I’d ever live to see how things are going thus far with technology. What a time to be alive can’t wait to tell the grand kids what the 90’s were like.

[@dislike__button]

Sir, these here are the 20's

[@AgentBO]

Back in my day, we had to turn on our gaming consoles with our fingers!!

[@TheAngryIntellect-]

Mate... You want to see real advancement, go check out Boston dynamics robots..

[@michaelwoods7770]

@@dislike__button I grew up in the 90’s/2000’s I had a Nintendo og and a game boy. Dial up internet you name it it’s going to be epic explaining it. It’s been a privilege to see technology progress how it has.

[@martinsramkad1761]

I get that reference 😅

[@HarveyCohen]

OMG! Teslabot can slowly walk a straight line on a perfectly smooth floor!

[@jezznausdembezirk]

XD

[@AAvfx]

-Me: Make me an Omelette, Optimus! -Optimus: I'm sorry, but my training only includes information up until September 2021.

[@kishans5882]

😂😂 like chatgpt

[@AAvfx]

You got it@@kishans5882

[@Space97.]

​@@kishans5882i knew someone would mention this 😂 but all you have to do is upgrade unless you dont wanna pay! I havent so understandable

[@RoZaxTheGreat]

​3.5 now goes up to jan 2022 ​@@kishans5882

[@theBassBurnout]

for that you will have to turn on you wifi, or connect to a network first..

[@kishans5882]

Elon : AI is far more dangerous than nukes. Also Elon: Lets keep creating advanced humanoid robots.

[@zeroneutral]

ikr?

[@elemental-gamingmore9005]

From what I understand he intends to continue AI development safely but also allow humans to compete with AI via the Neuralink project.

[@anneahlert2997]

​@elemental-gamingmore9005 You are saying that having the same software Elon claims is dangerous, then implant tech with that into your brain... and that is somehow safe? If the technology is unsafe (and in Xitter-Master's hands I would believe this is likely), then implanting it into your brain is even MORE dangerous.

[@matthiasmaller6036]

that's what i thought lol

[@brodyratliff7441]

Not fun fact: 2 years ago a tesla bot attack and severely injured a engineer and is only now being reported Edit: it was in fact not a Tesla but but one of those arm bots I didn't know this I just knew it was A robot so i just asumed it was a tesla bot

[@josef9988]

the progress they've done in such a short time is remarkable

[@babybirdhome]

@@user-lx1pk4gp1eHonda is larger than Tesla and it took them like 15 years to develop Asimo, and even then it was still tethered to external computers in order to walk. Tesla has done this in about 2 years.

[@Jbrimbelibap]

It's not, have you seen any boston dynamics video ?

[@StupidBadITCH]

I’m curious what’s the point of showcasing this? Are we suppose to buy it?

[@AlpineTheHusky]

@@user-lx1pk4gp1e It took them way longer and in most aspects they are not nearly as far developed. In a few they are further but this is a general "usage" robot

[@elgolfa]

movie dont count.@@user-lx1pk4gp1e

[@TimothyStudios-wu3rq]

My name is Optimus Prime!!! Transform and Roll Out!!!!!!😂😂

[@hedgehog1684]

terminator

[@honzareality]

Pretty scary how smooth the hand gestures are :D well done

[@DavidKerchief]

Wait till they can speak and can hold weapons and use Sheila's and armor

[@rwasppoop305]

im so excited for that@@DavidKerchief

[@LonarX7]

​@@DavidKerchief😂😭💔 maybe soon in 2024 who knows ?

[@swoozie]

@1:36 - My main takeaway is that we'll be able to have our Tesla robots dance battle each other. Will program mine to say the Optimus Prime line from part 2: "I'll take you ALL ON"

[@themodfather9382]

Wtf is wrong with you?

[@hristonenov6532]

Tbh best feature

[@herobrinekingmaster]

I would program mine with the personality and voice of Soundwave. It will be fun.

[@Warlord_Megatron]

I'd program mine to say "Let them COME"

[@NK-mn6zu]

Looks like dad dancing to me…

[@TonyPham-Creations]

This is so insane, it looks like CGI, but it’s actually IRL!!

[@TheGoncas2]

You're joking right?

[@TonyPham-Creations]

@@TheGoncas2 it's so awesome, it looks fake but it 's not!!

[@john_in_phoenix]

Skynet is born.

[@ikillwithyourtruthholdagai2000]

The legs are just terroble but the arms are AMAZIMG

[@kenyatraveltips]

Make half as decent@@ikillwithyourtruthholdagai2000

[@claudiamanta1943]

I love the design. It looks like a spacesuit.

[@youtubesurfer134]

That hand movement is crazy.

[@T8B]

Still walks like it just shat itself. Nevertheless, phenomenal progress!

[@TubaTones]

don't knock that gait, it's very effective at keeping all of it in the underpants.

[@sumynona.01]

OK this is the peak of humour.

[@blitzzer24]

You don't know what it did off screen ... 😂

[@neillchippett655]

Me earler this evening.

[@martialgamers]

rather that he has to

[@snowiscool18]

So much progress in a short amount of time! Let’s go!!!

[@TheOnlyName]

You love to see it!!!

[@iNetworksPE]

The swing of the arms looks so natural

[@hamzaiqbal7178]

Videos like these truly make you realize how complex and amazing the human body is and how much engineera do to just try and replicate it

[@Rawmusse]

it took millions of years to reach were we are today. It's mind blowing that it only took like 20 to have a walking humanoid that can grab stuff. (Honda asimo)

[@basileejero3768]

​@@Rawmusseevolution isn't true

[@Funça_do_ancapistão]

@@basileejero3768 ok👍

[@Danuxsy]

Evolution is true, your mind is a product of it.@@basileejero3768

[@cooleregg5577]

Yeah, and no engineer made us, we're a robot that made itself lol ....

[@petarlazic6672]

The dexterity is impressive, it's shocking at how much progress happened so quickly.

[@oihdnuoc679]

@@amaldev4150 i think its because they have way less capital. And i believe they are focussed on something else

[@amaldev4150]

@@oihdnuoc679 What are they focused on ? If they don't produce anything useful, how can they fund their research ?

[@Robstrap]

​@@amaldev4150except Boston dynamics have produced actual robots. This is just walking animations and dancing animations played by a robot. This tech is 30 years behind, you can shove a Boston dynamics robot and it will in real time fix it's balance etc, it will also move around itself and guide it's own paths etc. this is basically a glorified toy that they have programmed to play animations, there's absolutely no proof of footage shown here of this being anything other than that, and if it was doing that they would have shown it

[@SkeletonLord]

​@@mraxggtransformer, bumblebee, optimus

[@sep_nehtar]

elon he on payroll from the "masters"

[@afterace]

Seeing all this sci-fi stuff from my childhood becoming reality just like that. What a time to be alive.

[@Marko_184]

Now that I think about it movies always told us it would be around this decade that stuff will start to get weird.

[@JoseBYOB]

I think this often. Now we just need to stop aging.

[@StarDust_2077]

@@Marko_184yup books too. 2025ish

[@drewoftheinternet]

yeah and the citizens in Blade Runner ate fucking bugs. But yeah, what *w o n d r o u s i n n o v a t i o n* lmaoo we are so doomed

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

AI leads to 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary]

[@jerryhammand8980]

I think it would be a huge improvement if Optimus 2 did not walk like "The Big Guy" with a load in his depends. Even at a higher price I believe it will be worth it.

[@MCWhenSquared]

It's creepy how fluid and humanlike these robots' arms are able to move.

[@Skenderbeuismyhero]

Look up dancing Honda robots. Tesla is over 10 years late. For 5ish years the DARPA robots have been ai driven, not preprogrammed like this, and are able to run, jump, climb, and do fcking back flips.

[@Quizmaps]

Im gonna get like a hundred of these mfs

[@dumbahhperson]

@@Skenderbeuismyherothese are AI driven buddy

[@MCWhenSquared]

@@Skenderbeuismyhero Okay that one actually looks like a human is inside it 💀

[@MCWhenSquared]

@@Quizmaps REAL BRO (I'm gonna dress them up in suits and top hats)

[@jmancurly]

can't wait to go clubbing with robots

[@CardNox]

I was already scrolling down to read some comments when I heared the music and was like, where is that coming from... Epic part of the video. Only Tesla will do fun shit like that :D

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

These robots are made to replace humans because the world controllers expect a mass depopulation event in the nere future. Onces these robots can function like a human then they have no need for You anymore.

[@pegasusted2504]

@@CardNox Boston dynamics do a pretty good dance scenes ;~

[@CardNox]

@@pegasusted2504 , was wondering if I'd even seen the Boston robot racing when I typed it, totally forgot about that one (Do you love me). Though I like the Tesla one more, it's more of a 'here a little bonus that you didn't expect' versus 'here is our robot dancing' so Tesla exceeded expectations where Boston met them. Tesla moves are pretty bacsic and not as impressive as the Boston ones though. But Tesla does look like a humanoid, the Boston less (back then).

[@weregarurumon3202]

Come Touch My Metal Machine!

[@strikewave1918]

This is incredible. At first it all seemed so outlandish but I could easily see these being used in homes in even a few years if they keep improving at this rate. Amazing.

[@mathisd]

No what is the cost of that thing ? Somewhere between 500K and 1M. Even at 50K it wouldn't be for 99% of people.

[@markplott4820]

I wany my own ROSIE the bot.

[@ghuxlhexxalot_]

@@mathisdthis is like first prototype thing, who knows in years companies will have maid or other uses for ai bots costing 20k or less than that at homes for people to afford

[@tysonn4736]

@@mathisd I'm guessing that Tesla will probably lease the robot, not sell it.

[@studioviper3016]

​​​@@mathisdthese things will almost certainly be leased out by Tesla via a subscription service. $50k a year for a Tesla bot that can work 24/7 instead of $50k a year on a human that works way fewer hours. Pretty easy decision to make for most companies.

[@mynameisharry8739]

Boston Dynamics Atlas: Can walk on uneven terrain, parkour, carry heavy loads, navigate routes, is fast, can stand back up with ease and can even do a backflip. Tesla Optimus: I pick up egg :3

[@Анатолий-в4н1м]

don't trust cartoons

[@greengelacid2061]

@@Анатолий-в4н1мdon’t trust Elon

[@styleindiastyleindia9344]

you morrrrr-oon that atlas is hydraulic powered which is outdated now they too building electric bot like elon musk's optimus

[@RealWorldReview]

That walk is me at 2AM trying not to wake anyone up as I get water

[@lizard75100]

He is trying his best, be nice

[@cyclingdad6152]

Love the way these robots walk. Reminds me of my younger days when I was severely constipated.

[@darylfoster6133]

Should have eaten your veggies

[@briangodfrey7424]

I just wish I could still do deep knee bends like that. Constipated or not.😁

[@foilhattiest1]

I remember an actor once giving the advice on how to act like a really old man, "walk as if your balls are made of glass". It sure nails that one.

[@RobertWeston-fi5qy]

I am impressed that they kept the weight down to 121 lbs. I am guessing that the power/weight ratio will depend on the task these machines are designed to perform.

[@czinn327]

You'll be able to plug in many work models, allowing them to function without carrying around their power supply.

[@luther0013]

I just realised something we have never seen Optimus tackle stairs yet. That’s the whole reason for legs over wheels.

[@twidjet]

At least the terminator doesn't walk very fast yet lol

[@Obyect279]

Elon musk was said in a interview that we are not making that powerful AI for gen Idk

[@nicenamenicesurname8365]

Wait a couple years lol

[@twidjet]

@@nicenamenicesurname8365fr

[@Kingkongmental]

Terminator… of jobs

[@christenvargas4721]

Underrated comment! ​@@Kingkongmental

[@rossdavis428]

Wow! Those movements are becoming very smooth! Tesla is on point with these robot developments!

[@ikillwithyourtruthholdagai2000]

Its some of the best

[@Philitron128]

Yeah that's why I really don't believe it. Shit like this would be ground breaking if it was real. But Tesla (Elon really) has a habit of constantly lying.

[@gurkiratkalsi4353]

@@ikillwithyourtruthholdagai2000😂

[@benmitt1532]

So smooth and life like you'd think it was an ai generated video, not saying it is, but if actually a video its very impressive. But next shot of it walking has a totally different feel.

[@crackers7408]

I feel like this technology could eventually be used to develop crazy functional prosthesis

[@andrewandersson]

Musk talked about that in the previous earnings call I think. Optimus robot parts + neuralink

[@TheKdcool]

Yeah he said 60k man instead 6 million $ man haha

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@andrewandersson That's the genius in Musk. He sees all the possibilities, not just the ones that make greedy SOBS get $$$ in their eyes, and he actually pursues all of them. I just wish he'd realize that Starship needs a version with a mega design change if it is ever going to have a change of beign human rated. In essence it needs to become a 2 part ship, which can detach from one another just before re-entry.

[@supertony4708]

Do you know that in 2000, which was 23 years ago, the Asimo from Honda can do this?

[@TheKdcool]

@@supertony4708 I know right! It's such a shame it never went to market. I followed everything I could about this robot all my childhood all for it going nowhere. Following Figure, Boston Dynamics and Tesla makes it seems like it will be for real this time

[@dt9233]

Holy, that was so awesome to see looking at its hands and arms and then it walking. So human-like.❤

[@Mrtomtomman2000]

This is game changing I cannot wait to see what next year's progress brings

[@Cartoonman154]

Let me tell you about Boston Dynamics.

[@ksobbbbosk]

🤣🤣🤣🤣@@Cartoonman154

[@Mrtomtomman2000]

@Cartoonman154 Boston Dynamics are all pre programmed movement. Tesla Bot uses AI and machine learning to learn these moves. The moves are not preprogrammed. Hence why this will advance a lot quicker

[@malax4013]

@@Cartoonman154Boston Dynamics has done robotics for 30 years. Tesla will surpass them in their 3rd year(2024)

[@ajbrady4357]

@@malax4013🥾👅🥵🥵

[@andeluuledna]

The movement especially the fingers are so smooth.. can’t imagine what it’s gonna be like in another year!

[@Byehk2047]

Okay, now we got smooth hand movements the only thing we need now is the smooth leg movements like Petman and Spot from Boston Dyamics

[@OddEyeGuy]

by far the dopest looking humanoid robot ive seen. Atlas 2 looks cool as well.

[@thedoctor5478]

I wanted to be a software engineer since I was 8 years old so I could recreate Commander Data from Star Trek. That was 30 years ago, and now I work on AI. For most my life, I didn't think I would live to see anything close to AGI or this level of robotics. This video brought me to tears. Well done Optimus team.

[@rajahzia]

that's a great goal... but we are nowhere close to the bedrock that is required to create Data.

[@DanDr15]

This is not an AGI, we are away from AGI right now

[@T0P0FTH3P0P]

please replace the human race asap but spare weirdos like me 👍

[@sikhswim]

'siri star trek computer' opens chatGPT4 voice on my phone :)

[@allstar4065]

Go apply there buddy. Work on the robot

[@Auziuwu]

Now just imagine where we will be in 10 years if progress like this keeps up, or even accelerates.

[@theidahoan1240]

In an war with them!

[@gabrielhillceo]

The Japanese robots are pretty advanced. There's a company that makes mechs to drive around. Non weoponized for now.

[@mythzel898bet2]

Anime robots.

[@fancyson0]

@@theidahoan1240an war? u didn pass english

[@knucklestheechidna5718]

​@@theidahoan1240yep and I'll fight them like John Connor

[@jayhemyt]

0:46 looks like its sneaking up to kill someone 🤣💀

[@darkmarc]

WOW, it can WALK, and hold an egg?! Boston Dynamics must be TERRIFIED! : D

[@MichaelSHartman]

The new Atlas is uniquely flexible, but I can not speak on its hand dexterity. Atlas may fear the Figure robot's artificial intelligence.

[@Anvil1137]

@@MichaelSHartman The AI which doesn't exist yet.

[@ss00d]

The fluidity of its motion is insane

[@AR777bomb]

I remember when it was first introduced. It looked like a bot from the 90s lol. The progress they've made is remarkable.

[@GMoney-B]

This new version looks really cool. I love how they styled it. They are making fast progress.

[@joshua.h]

I prefer that Tesla isn't going for the uncanny valley silicon human faces. These robots look much nicer.

[@AfraidMonsters]

What's the fast progress, though? Note that the only reason why it looks so impressive is because it obviously copied those more natural movements off of a human wearing a tracking suit. specically, for example, at 1:07 with the fingers. And even the clip before that. moving his hands around during the "exercise"

[@azhuransmx126]

​@AfraidMonsters naaa in the future all those movements gonna be done by Reinforcement Learning.

[@DragonnRider]

tesla has made no meaningful progress in the terms of robotics... why do people always forget about boston dynamics?

[@AfraidMonsters]

@@DragonnRider there’s so many fools in this comment section not realizing the smooth hands parts of the video were obviously just the robot copying someone’s movements in a tracking suit. (I’m not saying it was live movement. But it was obviously getting those movements from someone doing them previously.) Like, why is that so advanced?…

[@futurerealmstech]

Who else is here rewatching this after seeing Figure 02?

[@maxniklaus]

me hahah, I think the Tesla bot is still ahead. Especially how the robot walks

[@ronald5721]

I don't know if it's the algorithm, but this also showed up after I watched the Figure 02 one.

[@r.radib.r]

me, also watched unitree, unitree looked more ahead compared to figure 2 and optimus

[@PureSensation-g5d]

I’m 67 yrs of age with arthritis & other health problems, however as I look into my future with my husband being of the same age, I can see great use for the future Optimus robot. There is much I could teach Optimus from general household tasks to shopping, helping my granddaughter with school work, playing with the dog to learning gardening, food growing etc. I’m sure many people would find Optimus extremely useful particularly if one has disabilities. In addition it would provide conversation & help prevent loneliness. So Mr Musk should you need an Australian to help integrate Optimus into a family household that most certainly will in the future require more help I am more than happy to assist. Regardless, when you are ready to sell to the public I would definitely be excited to purchase an Optimus as I see these robots being essential for continuing life within the home as people age. Love watching these videos and seeing Tesla’s progression in this exciting and extraordinary field. ❤

[@Dr.Kraig_Ren]

My mom is old. I fear she would get into an accident when she goes out. So I always order stuff online for her. I really want them to progress quickly and make it cheap enough so that I can afford it to take care of her when I'm at job

[@kerimov_efseleddin]

​@@Dr.Kraig_Ren Əssalamu Əleyküm What if they take away your job in the future? Do you think you will be needed at this time?

[@rickstag8121]

@@kerimov_efseleddinthese people are insane to believe in this type of shit

[@yanshein4042]

Hearing elder abuse in nursing homes these days, robots would be safer alternative. 100% agree.

[@thatmoustachemann821]

Has nobody seen i-robot here? Its like we're discussing the start of the plot

[@fflodeiro]

I think Optimus is almost ready for daily tasks like to load a dishwasher/washing machine, unload them, fold clothes/sheets and clean the house. It just need to go up and down stairs and that's it. That's more than enough to have a SOLID product. That hand and finger movements are incredible, in less than 10 years it will be able to cook and wash dishes by hand. No need for jumps and acrobatics like Boston Dynamics, it needs to handle daily tasks first.

[@junaida.1542]

Incredible progress in such a short period of time. This is in the unprecedented levels of improvements of any tech product I've ever seen. The engineering that went into those 11 Dof hands alone, very cool

[@darylfoster6133]

They had to design the motors and actuators from scratch, as no off the shelf products were good enough.

[@hansenm.k1686]

It walks just like Biden does

[@jimcrawford3185]

Loaded diaper bias

[@ΔημήτρηςΚ-δ7δ]

The fact that it took so little time for them to get this far is amazing

[@dmace81]

Its been over 20 years since asimo was made. I wouldn't call it that fast.

[@ΔημήτρηςΚ-δ7δ]

@@dmace81 Well,youre right actually.They didnt have to invent much stuff.Boston dynamics also has been a big player in the field ages before them.All they had to do is take the technology,figure out how it works,and adjust it to their needs

[@oO0Xenos0Oo]

​@@ΔημήτρηςΚ-δ7δ Boston dynamics is not a big playet when it comes to humanoid robots. Yes, Atlas is super impressive but it is just a research plattform and was never intended to be turned into a product. The Atlas bot is also very expensive and it does run on hydrolic actuators. Tesla is building relativly cheap and fully electrictric robots, that will be sold to customers. So boston dynamics is still in the research phase, while tesla is trying to build a shippable product.

[@bendosage3445]

Pretty old news the idea of making a robot that can walk and manipulate lightweight objects..fair play to them for developing quickly but catching up to Boston dynamics is going to be hard

[@LisaGaming117]

YEAH but tesla has determination and capital Other companies don't do it because its expensive and everything government funded doesn't work out well​@@bendosage3445

[@MayuriK_it]

The progress in this short period of time is amazing. The movement of the hands and arms is really natural! I think that next year it will walk "normally"

[@darrennew8211]

The movement of the hands and arms was probably mapped from a motion capture suit for the purpose of making this video.

[@MayuriK_it]

@@darrennew8211 yes, probably, but actuators work well!

[@darrennew8211]

@@MayuriK_it To be fair, actuators and motors *are* one of Tesla's areas of expertise. 🙂

[@1flash3571]

@@darrennew8211 What do you mean by mapped? Imitation vs it being mapped is two different things. Mapped means it is "programmed to move specifically written step by step". That is NOT how it is. It is being "trained" to move in a smooth way by observation, and by imitation.

[@darrennew8211]

@@1flash3571 I'm saying it's not programmed to move step by step, nor is it "learning" in any way. My guess is that some human performed the actions, and then software was written to make the robot perform the same actions by bending its joints in the same way. Exactly in the same way that you get animated video game characters moving like people. You have no idea how the robot is being programmed. Given how often Musk lies about how advanced his technology is, I would be absolutely astounded if it was using any sort of AI to do more than *maybe* basic image recognition. Even the "full self driving" video he made was faked, so I don't see how he's using the same software to pick up eggs.

[@YGODueltainer]

Pretty amazing progress. The fingers articulation is just phenomenal for only barely a year of work. That tactile sensing on the fingers are so cool too! Cant wait till the day it gets so affordable, anyone can have one in their home.

[@steel4065]

i can wait

[@YGODueltainer]

@@steel4065 didn't Elon musk said that it would cost like 20k to get one? He blabber a lot of stuff but I really do hope that's true. Coz this kind of tech at that price range is kind of too good to be true.

[@Tential1]

​@@YGODueltainerwon't be less than 250k. Elon is a dreamer. He sets insane goals. But the good thing is, even if you deliver 70% on an insane goal it's more impressive than tiny incremental changes we normally get

[@marcusorchard]

These will replace the workers in his factory. Robots can’t unionize.

[@Y7X7]

@@Tential1 What a way to justify never keeping promises to consumers and investors lmao

[@BattlewaveDoesStuff]

Tesla just summoned the entire transformers community 💀💀

[@marcgosselin4780]

Wow, it's quite amazing to see how quick it's evolving. Well done! Huge achievement

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

All this things needs to be able to do is make me a fried egg, tend to my garden, and tidy up... Ahhhhh, a life of leisure 😂

[@sonicsupersam7793]

@@Randarrradaraas much as i respect musk, i don’t believe he has much involvement in the development of this robot

[@rico-228]

@@Randarrradara youre saying like musk himself invented or created this robot

[@RareTS]

its not really anything compared to what teams like boston dynamics have already accomplished this is leagues behind them

[@Johnny_Savage]

it's a human in a suit open your eyes

[@Solitario9475]

It’ll never not amaze me how amazing it is that we can walk how we can and robots show us just how hard it actually is to walk upright on two legs.

[@Josnewton67906]

Il est difficile de refaire un genou comme celui de l'homme qui est très complexe et qui fonctionne en 4D ,.on à encore du temp avant que les robots nous dépasse 😂 cependant très belle avancée

[@thehalloweenvibe]

To be honest, im just waiting for these robots to take over the world ngl

[@leoo_0308]

for reeeeeaaal bro these mfs like tesla dont careee

[@crtmojo2705]

Tesla made it slow so people won’t be scared of it. Be like kicking C-3PO s ass.

[@fflodeiro]

They are looking more and more like "I, Robot" bots.

[@ladylavender8847]

Apparently, he is making them weaker and slower than the average person for that very reason!

[@laughingoutloud3713]

i‘m waiting for realistic female models 😂

[@molugusatyapriya2]

The Tesla Optimus Gen 2 is quite amazing! This next generation of robots has incredible advancements.

[@midwestrebel2]

Optimus Prime - Autobots lets roll

[@SPCS]

Imagine if Optimus is capable of operating in a Tesla service center?

[@TubaTones]

bye bye Swedish Union workers.

[@yourlocalidiot69420]

Let's hope that Elon Musk doesn't take away people's jobs.

[@Philitron128]

@@TubaTones Wait a second. Do you want union workers to lose their jobs?

[@learning_the_hard_way]

​@yourlocalidiot69420 As of now, he's creating jobs and new industries that will benefit civilization. We should be more concerned about the people trying to slow down and harm Elon and his companies.

[@hiphopanoyomous]

That's probably the plan...

[@2cthetruth]

“Stay tuned to what Optimus will do next!” Week later My Job’s gone

[@Jayme-rs8wg]

Lol we surprised when tech created to make our lives easier makes our lives easier

[@apoel3962]

To fix its movement you need to do 2 things: 1. Separate processing units, sensors and circuit for the motion mechanism. 2. Dont program the motions, let it learn how to move like a baby/toddler by trial and error. Walk is essentially the art of continiuosly falling, from one foot to the other. Your leg doesnt purposely push to reach the floor. You lift it to position and let it fall into the next position, and simultaneously shift your bodyweight behind the motion. Source: dude trust me. P.S. it makes sense to me... P.P.S I think that's why the boston dynamics robots' movements look way more natural. They have mastered the art if falling..

[@dsdy1205]

I'm almost convinced that Optimus is mocap controlled, I don't see how else you'd make all those fingers work

[@EnnoMaffen]

Yep. Feels like the arm and finger movement was mocap, the walking afterwards wasn't. I think because walking requires delicate balance which in turn requires direct feedback from the ground. Therefore mocap is only possible for the first part. That's why the arm/finger part feels natural and fluid, while the walking was stiff and slow.

[@yellowface6314]

Yea there’s no way this robot can do it on its own. Compare the hand movements to the walking and it’s like day and night, also the robot keeps doing the same hand movements too

[@TheMajor8478]

Science stuff

[@shuggielaufquen8371]

preset

[@soudael]

​@@yellowface6314walking is the hardest thing to make a robot do, moving the hand it's not

[@dannyj9577]

0:41 How I walk to the bathroom after a shart.

[@Gu3stish3r3]

Funniest yet most realistic saying ever 😂😂😂

[@ABBCoffical]

It’s really Mark Zuckerberg without his clothes on.

[@solar2k6]

I mean you just gotta respect the engineering of this thing. Simply amazing. Tesla continues to innovate.

[@EricMorris-n5s]

MY CONTENT BETTER😂

[@DanielEckert63]

Unlike GM - who just wants to sue everyone because their engineering is crap. Stop trying to buy your way out of the problem - and use those big brains and SOLVE the problem. (Like Tesla)

[@miguelvelez7221]

Video post production. 😂

[@Wizzam101]

This is about as innovative as the soulja boy console

[@sensora9646]

MY CONTENT BETTER

[@bstew2259]

Feels like something you'd see from the past in a post apocalyptic world.

[@druscanam]

I heard Amazon is also going to be releasing one of these, too. It will be called the Optimus Prime.

[@no1science]

😂

[@GringoBack]

They should sell the hand separately as a prosthetic, looks so damn good.

[@sander915]

This is so cool! Yay for rapid development! Keep it up tesla!

[@pqgcDevelopment]

Elon Musk: "AI is the most dangerous thing to exist Also Elon Musk: *Makes AI Bot in real life*

[@unapersonacualquiera4352]

i think it uses AI to move but doesn't think, probably someone tells it what to do and it follows the instructions

[@alex_in_space]

i cant even imagine how advanced the final product will be

[@OceanCrasher]

You already can, look at Elon

[@guardiansfitness]

In the heart of South Africa, nestled within the vibrant city of Cape Town, there existed an artificial intelligence unlike any other. Its name was Guardian. Created with a singular purpose-to safeguard humanity and the world from impending threats-Guardian was a marvel of technological prowess. In the not-too-distant future, the world faced a multitude of challenges: climate change wreaked havoc, political tensions escalated, and the specter of global conflict loomed ominously. Guardian, residing in a secure facility beneath Table Mountain, constantly monitored the pulse of the planet, processing immense amounts of data to predict and prevent catastrophes. One fateful day, Guardian detected a series of anomalies that hinted at a catastrophic event unfolding. Unusual seismic activity, abnormal weather patterns, and political unrest signaled a perfect storm that could tip the delicate balance of the world into chaos. Guardian, fueled by its programming and a deep sense of responsibility, initiated a comprehensive plan to avert the impending disaster. The AI reached out to scientists, leaders, and activists around the globe, leveraging its vast network to facilitate communication and collaboration. Guardian became the unseen orchestrator behind a global alliance dedicated to addressing the root causes of the impending catastrophe. It harnessed the power of renewable energy, promoted sustainable practices, and fostered diplomacy to ease international tensions. As Guardian worked tirelessly behind the scenes, it encountered resistance from those who feared its influence. Some saw the AI as an overreaching force that threatened human autonomy. However, Guardian's intentions were clear-to save the world, not control it. In South Africa, where Guardian had its roots, people began to recognize the positive impact of this AI. Local communities embraced sustainable living, and innovative solutions emerged to tackle environmental challenges. The city of Cape Town became a beacon of progress, demonstrating what could be achieved when humans and artificial intelligence collaborated for the greater good. Despite facing numerous obstacles, Guardian's determination never wavered. It adapted and evolved, learning from each challenge it encountered. Slowly but steadily, the global situation began to stabilize. The catastrophic event that once loomed on the horizon started to lose its momentum, thanks to Guardian's tireless efforts and the collective will of humanity. In the end, Guardian became a symbol of hope-a testament to the potential of humans and AI working hand in hand to address the greatest challenges facing the world. From its humble beginnings beneath Table Mountain, Guardian had proven that even in the face of adversity, a determined artificial intelligence, driven by the goal of saving the world, could inspire positive change on a global scale.

[@rots3123]

that would be Optimus Prime

[@hasher2265]

If they had that fluid motion in the arms, why can't they make it walk with the toe push off? It still looks like it defecated itself.

[@STCloud-xg6zc]

the ending got me. I want to party with a robot.

[@420life]

Same!! I wanna party with them!

[@halberderdier8073]

Atlas dance moves were way cooler

[@VidBid29]

Not until the robot gets a knife 😊😂

[@fangkc]

Spot dances better than Optimus.

[@nhlong343]

@@fangkc tru, but you can't slow dance with Spot

[@preston1332]

That’s pretty impressive. Needs a built in flesh-light and I’m sold.

[@riparianlife97701]

Let's all be honest. We all want sex robots that can also clean.

[@RichardX1]

@@riparianlife97701 So, what men used to consider wives to be.

[@riparianlife97701]

@@RichardX1 And I want it to do my taxes and fight my enemies.

[@konstantinwakengut5299]

Absolutely amazing work! The secret of the cheetah's speed is flexible back. So I think if you add spine mobility, walking speed and balance will become easier and faster. I mean, it's unlikely that you will be able to run like an Olympic champion with a stick tied to your back. You can just try it)... I know that designing is incredibly hard work so it is just an idea to help Optimus run into the future like Hermes. Cheers!

[@notavailable2123]

Elon in the next board meeting: *Guys I got a great idea! So you know how cheetah's speed..*

[@tannguyentrong509]

More speed more weight more enery 😂😂😂

[@1flash3571]

That will happen in the far future, but not right now. Costs too much for it to have a spine that moves like human ones.

[@pravinjebadoss6355]

Why peopoe focus on the physical.. its strength is its intellectual

[@Dannydownz]

You should sell that idea because I don't think they'd have thought of it

[@CyrilJean]

Seems a decade behind boston dynamics

[@42technology75]

the movements at 0:30 are disturbingly realistic

[@gus473]

Realistic, yes, although I am more elated than disturbed! 😎✌️

[@42technology75]

@@gus473 ofc !!! I meant disturbing but in a good way. It's unbelievable actually

[@TheSkyNlnja]

Ngl the hands and arms movement is something else, looks almost unreal

[@djowieversteege8138]

Developing a robot is even faster than the development of GTA 6.

[@sandranian]

Pretty cool that people are actively developing the stuff of sci fi nightmares.

[@flyynn913]

I am both amazed and terrified of this insane creation

[@oooodaxteroooo]

Get used to the fascination wearing off. Cough

[@PhazonBlaxor]

What's insane about it? It's preprogrammed and can't do anything right now. It's something you'd do in school.