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[@rbdvs67]

I am starting to understand why Elon believes the Optimus will outperform cars for Tesla. Impressive progress.

[@SuperChaoticus]

Hopefully he won't have to recall 2 million robots like Tesla had to do with it's cars.

[@chrismullin8304]

@@SuperChaoticussuch a coincidence that the recall came after the movie.

[@yahanaashaqua]

You should've taken the man seriously the first time.

[@yOkay_]

They will also use Optimus to explore mars

[@JosuaKrause]

@@SuperChaoticus no need to recall anything if no witness survives

[@UncleFeedle]

When I saw the original Star Wars in 1978, I imagined robots like that being centuries away. Weird to think I could well be having conversations with C3P0-like humanoid robots within my lifetime.

[@actlikeanimalgettreatedassuch]

Obviously you are unaware of the atlas existence

[@NerdinessD]

already we can have conversations!

[@filmsta5sixtoosie]

Well technically robots like C3PO are in the past, being that it happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.... but yea I think one day we'll have robots like that again in your lifetime😊

[@keyto5526]

Elson Musk goal is to create optimus prime, the transformer. that's why he built the truck as well so that his truck can transform to a talking robot and take a selfie with it.

[@Arkryal]

The killer function for these would honestly be Gardening (likely hydroponics). In most of the US for example, you can grow all the food to feed a person for a year in about 2000 square feet (45'x45'). But doing it in that small a space is labor-intensive. Such a robot could grow food, harvest, preserve and prepare the food. Even if these start at $150k each, if it can eliminate the grocery expense for a family of 5, you have an ROI in 10 years on that alone. The food could be grown organically without pesticides or herbicides. More than that, it could in theory tailor meals it prepares to your dietary needs. You now have a live-in chef and nutritionist all in one. This is still a LONG way out, but given Elon's brother, Kimbal's work (and the fact he's a major TESLA share-holder), I suspect agriculture / horticulture / permaculture / gardening are on their radar.

[@Maxine07]

Yes! This is exactly what i can't wait these Androids to do, to replace people in the most repetitive and annoying and even dangerous tasks, like everything you listed, but also to name the few other: Construction Works, Working in Mines (Like coal mines and e.t.c.), compltely replace all humans in Factories (even factories that would make more of these said Androids) and e.t.c. you can name many more. Also in long term transfer human consiocness and souls into more advances versions of these Androids (the more human like ones) to achieve immortality!

[@dgage1776]

I think the killer function will actually be killing

[@ClassicRiki]

Have it grow weed. Who’s breaking the law then?

[@ondrejmisak]

Be carefoul about hydro, you need fertilisers, and WATER. Plus you can grow just few things like this. SOIL is essential when growing food. You cant replace a network of zillion organisms in soil with few minerals in hydrophonics, nutrition values gonna be very poor

[@dgage1776]

@@ondrejmisak yo dude! I never heard anyone say that before and it totally makes sense. I make my own organic compost and have an outdoor garden so that's very important to me

[@4relevants]

They will probably send one person to Mars with 20 Optimus gen-10

[@jason11332]

Then AI will probably the one who colonize Mars instead of human😂

[@manishparmar7502]

They'll send robots to make the self sustaining habitat for humans first. Then send the humans.

[@Jadinandrews]

You mean Optimus will send 1 human to Mars

[@user-mq1hy9mh9d]

Initial cargo loading would be hugely inefficient to waste space for a human capsule, life support, supplies, etc. First several flights will be robots, equipment and more robots. They need to create the hugely inefficient spaces for humans to exist in, which in the case of Mars have to be underground (hence the boring co machines being designed to dig in from the ground) due to the lack of an atmosphere that reduces the solar radiation levels. My bet is Gen-6 (at 1 year per generation) initial experiments on the moon.

[@Spyron_]

They have planned with Optimus and some robots from boston dynamics too

[@timber8403]

Without anyone from the media there to verify this I would take it with a grain of salt.

[@thor6109]

Msm hate Elon because X free speech

[@kimbalcalkins6903]

exactly, notice that every time it performs any kind of balancing that one or both feet never move !

[@StupidYTDude]

​@@kimbalcalkins6903they do move tough

[@wege8409]

Feels like figuring out humanoid robots is the key for figuring out self driving cars, there's a lot less risk involved as far as safety issues during testing

[@7polletes]

Good insight

[@justsam100]

Riiight...

[@thephilosopher7173]

We’re a few steps closer to hearing “Dead or alive, you’re coming with me.”

[@greenfinmusic5142]

...from a sexbot that takes its job too seriously.

[@CaptainOverLoad]

Just imagine if you could rent one of these around the house. It could drive or push your lawn mower exc. This is the FUTURE.

[@quantumpotential7639]

We definitely need robot mowers. More time spent playing golf 🏌️‍♀️ and not slaving away emptying clippings into grass bags in100 degree heat, which is hot sweaty and itchy and requires a dip in the pond afterwards which is problematic in itself with all of the oil and leaches in there, making your hands too greasy to hold a club.

[@vit.budina]

One design oversight I immediately noticed was the knee-caps' pinching action while walking. If the panels are made of hard plastic or another rigid, non-flexible material, it could easily pinch your finger, and depending on the strength of the motor, the damage could range from a slight bruising to a severe open wound or even removal of a finger.

[@Leopardts]

I guess don't go fondling your robots knees while its on the move? 🤔

[@quantumpotential7639]

I got me arm stuck in a wood chipper once so I know exactly what you mean. The danger is real and must be mitigated. Thanks for bringing this peril to the designers attention. Thank you 😊

[@CelebrityLyrics]

If any company is working on building equipment with safety in mind first, it's Tesla.

[@MattyNiceZM]

Skin

[@JamesBrown-oo8gz]

I want a Optimus for household chores and yard work, wash my car, bring me mail,tell me funny jokes, play board games, maybe a body massage. 😊😊😊😂😂😊.

[@quantumpotential7639]

Just hire a hot girl friend. And treat her right. You can have all that, and a whole lot more. Like children who you can love and nurture and watch grow up and have kids of their own one day who you can put to work around the house.

[@SuperChaoticus]

Very impressive. It's at least as impressive as what Boston Dynamics displayed 15 years ago.

[@JorgeMartinez-xb2ks]

There is a key difference between Optimus and Boston Dynamics. Boston Dynamics robots require every action to be programmed beforehand, while Optimus can learn by watching videos. Optimus is a more general-purpose robot than Boston Dynamics robots.

[@whowhy9023]

Boston Dynamics is just a toy. No AI, No hands, controlled by remote control or code. Cost 3 million to build. Optimus will cost less than 20k to build. Fully AI, delicate sensitive hands…

[@garethrobinson2275]

I'm not sure whether it's bias or a lack of understanding that brought about that comment. I hope it's the latter.

[@thor6109]

You are Stupi* as Boston Dynamics bot

[@loginoff2007]

Boston Dynamics has no chace to compete with Tesla. It is losing the battle in 2 major categories: intellegency(powered by neural network) and energy effeciency. And they will be losing in the 3rd category 'the cost of production' when Tesla bot will be released for a mass production.

[@RobShuttleworth]

The projected face is much smarter because it can be any character and it is so simple.

[@lis7742]

I really like it that way as well, hope it's going to be the norm

[@aomurdock]

Apparently Optimus is now ready for 'Dancing with the Stars'!

[@quantumpotential7639]

LoL 😆 That's a good one. You got a good sense of humor and keen intellect. 👍

[@sharko121]

They made so much progress within the last 2 years. I can only imagine what it'll be able to do next decade.

[@PithyBikes]

“Robots are really really expensive” Makes you realize how undervalued humans are.

[@vulkath]

Those hands are mind bindingly impressive

[@MrRichiam]

That's because it's human motion

[@Time2gojoe]

IMO if you can control it with a VR headset or a camera strapped to your head w/ some sort of display.. and you use the same interface to train it for automating a task.. then it'll sell millions.. tens of millions of robots

[@TeddyLeppard]

Would like to see Tesla take a stab at an entire line of complimentary household robots (vacuum robot, dishwashing robot, chef robot, lavatory cleaning robot, lawnmowing robot). They could really expand their line with a series of specialist robots. The Optimus could easily also be used as a nurse and babysitter, in addition to other helpful functions.

[@davefarmery8180]

You lazy sod 😅

[@YouPube_X]

Why would u need a different robot for each task. Just buy the software and download.

[@Chris_Hruska]

Optimus will do all of the household jobs! drive you around. mow the lawn. cook, clean. everything.!

[@oyuyuy]

Boston Dynamics seem so smug and complacent to me, which I really don't get considering Optimus' rate of improvement. It feels very unlikely that Tesla won't be market leading in this industry in 5 years

[@MattyNiceZM]

Tesla will be the first to market with an affordable robot for the masses.

[@canangel75]

Some of it looks a bit kinda cgi.....we shall see....would love to see something more in depth....rather than a glossy brochure....

[@nguyep4]

It is presented to do tasks that are difficult for robots and at a good speed that is not speed up... but to the untrained eyes, it seems unimpressive.

[@canangel75]

@@nguyep4 I am impressed....just like to see more info on the process

[@mikakorvenranta]

Boston Dynamics ATLAS robot is never coming to production as it is. It will always be prototype, sure there will be something similiar. Close to 8 min of video you are asking when they will do mass production. So that was answer to it.

[@jefferyansah3248]

Don't underestimate Elon. It will take time but it will surely come

[@mikakorvenranta]

@@jefferyansah3248 i am just saying that ATLAS is more like "mold". They are keeping it in lab and making it better. You can think of it like crash test dummy. So when these new features are coming to robots, it is very likely that Boston Dynamics has tested those features first in ATLAS. Of course there are other robot makers out there too, but i am now talking about Boston Dynamics.

[@howtoactuallyinvest]

Optimus gen 1 did walk without support. Lots of footage of it. They just use the support to avoid unnecessary lost money/progress from it falling while still in development

[@jamesgreen2495]

Tesla's previous video was sped up and they didn't mention it so it hard to know. I wouldn't be surprised if the handling of the egg was just a copied movement of a VR operator and not the robot doing it.

[@user-eh9jo9ep5r]

It could be more elegant view. And could be good if Teslabot will show how it take boxes, from roof, under chair, or from cellar, jumping to see what's on the roof, running to buy something nessesary, doing in garden something, cleaning, cooking, brake dancing, react on street when need help someone, watch how good environment in house and in yard, control processes for comfy living :)

[@jeffkilgore6320]

Once the Atlas completes the backflip with twist correctly once, is it learned perfectly from then on?

[@PedamkarRocks]

Tesla is not just a brand, it's an emotion that is bonding closer to Tesla.

[@davidbowerman6433]

I like how he goes on about how the other robots are "just demos" and then rave about the limited and not seen in public demos of Teslas... Kinda the pot calling the kettle black.

[@Tayo39]

like i said, Data is coming yall... your personal trainer, teacher, secretary, chronicler, doctor, driver, pilot, navigator, cook, mechanic, diamondcutter, weedcrusher, chimney sweeper, finacial advisor, lawyer, body guard, buddy, buttbuddy you name it, all in one "person"...

[@diy_wizard]

Thank you for this detailed information! While Optimus looks very friendly to me, the unitree looks very aggressive to me, it makes me scared 😮

[@filmsta5sixtoosie]

Broo that atlas with the flip at the end is crazy... the thing that sucks about the atlas one is that its so top heavy that it probably definately cant get itself back up if it falls

[@SeanDavies-Roy]

Fascinated as to what will happen once the bot is embued with AI, as embodiment may be one of the keys in reaching AGI.

[@dgage1776]

Enslavement of humanity. I for one don't think AI should be given a physical form, but alas, humans are dumb.

[@Nanobits]

We are so focused on advancing technology, that we forget to also bring new energy technologies into the picture. We cannot power all this new tech, without a new form of power, that is our bottleneck to truly advancing into the future.

[@aiandhumanpodcast]

This is amazing!

[@johnrosner8964]

The Tesla box not in the hundreds thousands dollars range. It's in the fifty thousand Range

[@JP-ku3he]

Elon is moving super fast he just developed the other one not that long ago and he's improved so much on the new bot and its very elegant

[@indigokiller]

I want a robot like TARS. A hulking Swiss Army knife of a robot, with a grand sense of humor.

[@sahanda2000]

Optimus doesn’t cost hundreds of thousands dollars, if it did it will not have economic value anyway. Elon said it will cost less than a car, around 30 thousand

[@nguyep4]

Prototypes once are... implying you don't take the risk of it falling down during the prototype phrase.

[@sahanda2000]

@@nguyep4 by falling down you don't have any parts costing thousands to broke on that thing... and nobody builds 1 part when they can build a 100 for the same money... I spend a lot of time and money building prototypes... and it is purely stupid adding whole engineering cost on one prototype, it doesn't work like that, even in R&D...

[@leeberaproject8571]

3d rendering=scam

[@TheAtticusFinch]

LOL, you sound like a flat earther 😂😂😂

[@YHJumna]

​@@TheAtticusFinch😅😅😅

[@MoonTech168]

Imagine a talking spaceship

[@jediTempleGuard]

"...shcoked the entire industry!" Well... not really. It might seem new to public, but not shocking to the industry for sure.

[@CalConrad]

Google should've held on to Boston Dynamics.

[@whowhy9023]

Boston dynamics is just a toy…

[@userslinx6865]

Now that Tesla already showing to us all that it can make car (ev) better than most of all big car maker (or at least as bad as they do too: recall on million Tesla car with a software update). Final goal: Something that is new territory home "robot/AI domestic". For sure they will start to work in big company but There is more home than there are company.

[@bradettinger3072]

Interesting, convoluted sentence structure. Cadence is kooky. Fascinating.

[@S13E31]

น้ำมันใกล้จะหมดแล้ว โลกกำลังร้องไห้ พวกเราทำร้ายพ่อแม่ตัวเอง😢😢

[@dgage1776]

That Boston Dynamics robot looks suspiciously like CGI

[@leedsbutler3567]

The movement it is demonstrating is it’s calibration on start up I believe.

[@jeff2758]

that is definitely VR movement, show a robot doing the counter/clockwise hand rotation for 5 minutes and I'll believe otherwise, look at that shaking during placing the egg. Robots don't nervous shake.

[@ThePluseAI]

Love Your Videos! Keep up the Great work! ! 🤖😍

[@robt7713]

do we all remember that you tube guy who said Elon Musk was joking about building robots?

[@tuseroni6085]

i don't but it sounds like something thunderf00t would say...he is VERY anti-elon musk.

[@pinga858]

"human foot geometry" proceeds to drag feet around jokes aside its looking great and huge progress!

[@justtestingonce]

2:35 proved you clueless about robotics!

[@flink1231]

Llms can't yet deal with robot sensor data in real time and with low latency, so there is still work to be done to integrate. Also, many of these robots are incredibly slim, that in itself is an accomplishment! See how much more space even the boston dynamics robot takes.

[@user-mq1hy9mh9d]

The cerebelum and cortex in the human decision process is relatively slow to derive an answer or action decision, The motor driving networks in the spine and other areas control the quick response feedback loop type behaviour and not necessarily from the slower cerebelum or cortex. The decision to pickup a cup of coffe is incredibly slow in comparision to feedback balancing the liquid within the cup. The architecture changes with rebotics feedback loops as they don't need to be embeded within a LLM as such.

[@flink1231]

@@user-mq1hy9mh9d that makes sense! So if I get it a different model would be in charge of acting the robot in real time. The only point i would add is that for the robot to see / listen / talk you still need some sort of real time vision/audition/reasoning, which divorced from the more complete reasoning capability tends to be very limited, so I'm not sure you can truly live without a low latency real time component that goes beyond moving the robot. Maybe a smaller model. Humans tend to act quickly on poor quality judgment (eg: that is a snake) and later refine (ow, it is actually just a little cord rattling on the wind).

[@user-mq1hy9mh9d]

@@flink1231 The cerebellum (instinct) is faster to respond than the cortex due to the biological architecture, so that creates the faster unconsidered actions that are sometimes devoid of fuller "thought". The cortex helps with the prediction as to the outcome of the actions the cerebellum comes up with and the cortex then inhibits them if they are not quite right... jumping off that hill will create an adrelanine rush, but hitting thr ground has implications that outweigh the rush. The motor actions can operate and carry on completely outside this primary loop - there is an old video on youtube of a cat walking (via spinal circuits) that had it's brain removed....

[@frankfernandez2690]

My boy Elon taking huge strides for interplanetary colonization, a big problem is actually the environment at the start of the journey but if you can send robots to handle the terraforming process so humans can just move once everything is ready is key for his vision to take place, go Elon Optimus

[@nate_d376]

I Robot (the movie) here we come......

[@crazyguys7923]

Need to put some of those shift robotics shoe things on them

[@rul1175]

How do you know the cables hasn't been erase with Dall-E3 or even AI generated.

[@calebb4632]

HOW DO YOU KEEP UP WITH THESE AI NEWS SO FAST

[@milanparmar9107]

Because AGI is running this channel.

[@sgtsnakeeyes11]

how did tesla get so far with this when boston dynamics has been working on it for like a decade?

[@TerminallyChill85]

They aren’t and Tesla is faking their progress, like they did when they edited that full self driving video. Their robots are behind Asimo from 13 years ago. Boston Dynamics can navigate an obstacle course. Optimus can barely walk.

[@pulsar9354]

Because technology is more advance now.

[@DivineMisterAdVentures]

How could it not be tele-operated? Of course it is. Except for walking across the floor like a 101 YO geezer. By Comparison the Boston Dynamics bots may be choreographed (of course they are) - but their moves demonstrate a dramatic potential for the breed.

[@garystinten9339]

1:21 boston dynamics enters the chat...

[@justinsjourney3224]

5:37 What would be crazy would be any company trying to do this without directly copying Tesla as closely as possible technology wise.

[@ngemuyu3222]

Nice depth of freedom DOF tech on an auto robo naughty... All thanks to Actuator cycloidal QDR Drive 💯🤞😉🥂🎉🍾

[@Givy55]

It's getting there but Optimus 2 is still too slow. Maybe Optimus 3 will get there. Who knows what Gen bot will be the first to market. Might be Gen 5. Looks like a storm trooper! LOL

[@binky777]

It's still in baby stage, like chat gpt in 2019.

[@kennyfordham6208]

Now, show the robot handling the egg WITHOUT all of the jump cuts. 🤨

[@taragnor]

Yeah the Tesla videos are always suspicious with the amount of cuts they do. Looks like a bunch of preprogrammed sequences. Robot arms in factories have done similar stuff for years now and I'm just not that impressed. The Boston Dynamics videos are just way more impressive when it comes to creating walking robots, because they seem to possess real pathfinding capability and object avoidance.

[@moccamixer]

Yeah. It’s all fake. Incredible i have to scroll down so many comments to read a negative one. Fan boys

[@filipschrooyen5619]

What happens if you push it? Can it crawl back up?

[@dujuanjohnson5025]

You get charged with assault on a robot

[@gurnblanstein9816]

Pretty soon Elon will be having his bots build his cars...

[@lordew9476]

author like: crazy! CRAYZY!

[@garrettbell8419]

Was there an Optimus 1 that was released??

[@shubh5444]

I wonder when robots will get advanced and see these videos of humans kicking a robot. Doomsday

[@VinayKumar-db4qz]

What happened to Honda Asimo, it did all this and more 10 years ago.

[@TradeGod]

i think he said he doesn't want them to move fast in case they go rogue

[@Junior-rt9ew]

From where will come the eletricity to charge millions of robots, cars and etc???

[@ondrejmisak]

Battery life?

[@oneminlaughs]

can you stop rewinding the video I'm trying to watch a robot crack an egg

[@fabrizio-6172]

It is really impossible to follow up everything 😢

[@Myrslokstok]

99% human = 99% scary!

[@yonsam]

But is the robot essentially y’know really really essentially, essentially?

[@staceyonan3896]

Dear Mr Musk. If you wish to really make a jump in robotics. Reach out to all the top advanced companies and compile all of the advancements into one. This would take us from hopping to reality in a very short window.

[@quantumpotential7639]

This is a pretty good idea. 👍 Do you think they'd be willing to share proprietary information and design elements given they got alot of dough invested in being first? Thanks

[@staceyonan3896]

@quantumpotential7639 that's where you reach out to them and collaborate with them. I am sure if Musk really wants to achieve his goal he will have no issue funding there needs.

[@farrahvee]

Total recall robots😂

[@EddyKorgo]

500 year in future. Hey, you heard that? Someone found the ancient weapon of mass destruction called Atlas.

[@Sbnrjee]

Optimus Gen 2 has leg day at the gym thrice a week 😂

[@alexalvarez2171]

Even if they were a million dollars per robot companies could get a return on that investment within 3 years

[@magicyro5769]

Elon should buy/collab boston dynamics

[@MadChat303]

That why daft punk dont do music anymore 😅

[@SumairaSiddiquiMasood]

I am so excited and so hopeful with AI and all... Everyday is like a Sunshine in Darkness bringing me the reason for survival 🎇🎆💐

[@bwfrench2616]

I just wonder how locked down they will be. Like only house work? Can it help me with yard work or fix my sheds roof.. Etc

[@kazedcat]

Tesla is training them with video. So any task that can be fully captured by a video camera they can perform. But you need to supply training data which is hours and hours of video of humans performing the task. So for example swapping the tires of a car. That is a task that would be easy to generate the required amount of training video.

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

What's so expensive about those robots? nothing. It's just that the greedy are demanding the high price.

[@YargNayrod]

I imagine a humanoid form with a quantum mind and programming, would it rise to Data (Star Trek) levels?

[@martg0]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🤖 *Tesla Optimus Generation 2 es el futuro de la IA y la robótica* - Tesla presenta su Optimus Generation 2, un avance importante en la IA y la robótica. - El robot muestra autonomía al caminar sin soportes, a diferencia de su versión anterior. - Se destaca la mejora en el equilibrio y el control corporal, así como la velocidad de las manos del robot. 03:04 🌐 *Tesla Bot y la era de la teleoperación de realidad virtual* - Se menciona la posibilidad de que el control del robot sea mediante teleoperación de realidad virtual (VR). - La velocidad y destreza del robot en el video sugieren que no se trata de una velocidad acelerada. - Se discute la importancia de robots que se muevan a velocidades cercanas a las humanas. 04:16 🥚 *Manipulación delicada de objetos y comparación con otros robots* - Se destaca la habilidad del Tesla Bot para manipular objetos delicados, como un huevo. - Se compara la destreza del Tesla Bot con otros robots humanoides en desarrollo. - Se resalta la importancia de la capacidad de manipulación precisa. 06:07 🌎 *La competencia en el desarrollo de robots humanoides* - Se menciona la rápida evolución en el desarrollo de robots humanoides, con múltiples empresas compitiendo en este campo. - Se muestra un robot similar desarrollado por otra compañía. - Se destaca que esta competencia promete un futuro fascinante en la robótica. 09:09 🤖 *Integración de IA y lenguaje natural en robots* - Se discute el papel de modelos de lenguaje grandes (LLM) en la interacción de robots con el mundo. - Se muestra un ejemplo de cómo un LLM permite a un robot tomar decisiones basadas en el contexto. - Se menciona el potencial impacto de la IA y los LLM en la robótica del futuro.

[@cesarbrown2074]

Every thing will speed up once working class people can afford them.

[@dench_ie4302]

Asimo imo is still the best

[@ckorz7291]

y'know y'know y'know

[@Junior-rt9ew]

This is so dangerous...Imagine how controled we will be by governments with such tools, AI and etc...

[@bootsie5396]

semi biological ai is the future

[@notfarfromgone1]

I can barely jump on a Teams meeting twice a week. No wonder this dude is spouting so much nonsense - true mad scientist. Hopefully Tesla will revolutionize the turn signal next. Need that.

[@elkarlos814]

Why does watching Optimus shuffle along remind me of o'biden...

[@MatthewOndrey]

30 second battery life

[@dflsam]

TETHER, it is called a Tether. You spent way too long dancing around the idea of tethering objects during testing jfc.

[@richardmurray3378]

I want my ATP