Their is audio, but this is not the official video

@@sky-perspective Funny commentary regardless

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Recommend you watch the official video because this one was recorded and uploaded by someone else.

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Sorry.That's my poop

Agree. Straight leg walking should be their next focus.

Need thet chappi swagger

Walking that appears natural is one of the biggest hurdles engineers face when designing robots. It has not been perfected yet.

It's the articulation of the hip it's very difficult to mimic using motors and gymbals ...but that's not priority now..... possibly next year they will show an improved version as well as the neck as it still wobbles when it walks like it has pooped it's pants 🤫

...and getting launched into space by a falcon 9 rocket to colonise Mars

Sorry, but Optimus 3 = Cybertruck 2 = Optimus Prime

Saw it already. It had a Tommy gun and a cowboy hat on and unloaded a clip into cyber truck. Cgi, but rad.

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reason it can do that look at the feet

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gen 3 be rdy in 25 are 26 then to the moon first. tech double in speed every 16 months

That's pretty much the idea

Can't wait 😁

They will have it turn key for Elon

That's the idea but this version is not interplanetary ready. The TeslaBots that go on other planet will need a kind of suit to protect them because the dust from the Moon and Mars can get inside their gears and actuators and other important pieces and mess things up and would need radiation protection for their computer brains.

He didn't try. He pointed out some serious issues and all I saw in this video was something that was achieved by Honda over 20 years ago. I also think humanoid robots are not the smartest design. It's much better to have purpose built robots. There are too many issues to consider when trying to replicate a person. We are not the optimal design for so many tasks. This is just an exhibition piece. It looks cool but that's about it.

@@thundavolt With all due respect, I have seen videos criticizing in a constructive way the first prototype from Tesla, and ThunderF00t wasn't one of them, he never acknowledge that it was a prototype and he constantly comparing it the Boston Dynamics bot, which is like comparing apples and pears. And humanoid robots has definitely its niche, for obvious reasons.

​@@thundavolt The thunderfoot video was complete BS. Just like the fanboy crowd gets things wrong from bias, so does the "hate everything Elon does ever" crowd. Designing task specific robots is much easier from an engineering and software perspective, but the creation of an all in one tool in a humanoid form factor is a multi trillion dollar market. The human form built and designed the world we live in so having a humanoid robot that could perform many of the repetitive tasks we pay minimum wage to get done 24 hours a day consistently would be a revolution in the labor markets. Optimus is also being designed to be manufactured rapidly and cheap. Neither Boston dynamics, or Honda have created a cost effective robot that could be easily manufactured in the millions. Not to mention the state of the art vision based self training neural net that is being designed to break down tasks in real time.

​@@billybobmonroe3166So... what would those on a minimum wage do to survive ? Just asking for my fellow humans

​@@billybobmonroe3166The reason its cheap right now is because its old tech.

2023 this is the Homo Habilis version of an Artificial Humanoid 2027 the agile Homo Erectus 2029 the strong Neanderthal 2032 the elegant and sophisticated Cromagnon, they start requesting rights. 2035 we are doomed.😅 Technology has been making a vile and shameless copy/ paste of biology since the industrial rev. Only a few people has detected the countdown.

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that was always the plan. First the people compared it to Boston Dynamics making fun of Tesla, then they stay silent and finally they want one.

I think the economy will have at least half a couple of decades to adjust properly. These things will be really expensive to purchase and maintain, and it'll take decades to roll them out on a massive scale. Also once they're cheaper than a human in monthly cost, it'll get interesting.

​@@franzkiefer9303elonk ya dijo que valdran 20k dolares (unos 19k euros)

By some measures in mobility they're behind, but probably not in AI.

The Boston Dynamic robots only have local control on the device while the overall objective planning is still done by a human or off board server. Optimus is entirely onboard control for everything including objective and dynamic mission planning. That is, you give it a task and it will autonomously work out the best way to achieve that and execute it, dealing with unexpected decisions on the way. You see this in the Optimus 1 video where the guy messes with the blocks and optimus replans in real time how to deal with it. This is utterly crucial for bots that will be sent to other planets to create Human Habitats The same is not true of BD robots, which are more about providing semi-autonomous devices here on Earth (for now) but under human mission control

It may not be doing back flips but in every other way it seems way ahead, it has fully functional hands with tactile feedback and is able to manipulate fragile objects placed randomly around it without prompts like QR codes being attached. Also the manufacturing costs are orders of magnitude different. Optimus is designed for mass production costing tens of thousands where as Boston Dynamics robots are hundreds of thousands to millions.

Why do you say that? I'm not so sure 😛

Still kind of does the Joe Biden shuffle.

ROLL OUT

The 2nd Renaissance. KZfaq it.

Over a trillion easy. There are so many use cases, especially as it gets more advanced.

Imagine if they were used by police / military by controlling them w VR 😳

With this Humanoid Tesla will become in the First Trillion Plus dollar company of the world before 2030. This tech works for Everything: war, industry manufacturers, building, home, cities construction, companions, space colonization, disaster rescuers, farmers, whatever the applications are limitless.

who's the consumer audience though?

Hey there, stop for a sec. Read this: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life." -John 3:16: the Son is Jesus Christ. Life is too short to just throw it away. Live it right for God, love God, and inherit eternal life in God's eternal kingdom!! And receive true joy, peace, and meaning in life! Jesus Christ loves you so much, He is your Creator after all 😊

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Bro, at this race of progress we won't need gen ten, when walking is more human-like and they've improved overall body agility, then it's done, gen 3 or 4 will be enough

I wonder, did Elon have the robot look like Isaac or is it coincidence? I think the former.

Soon Optimus can build Optimus. They divided to several team. One team is to mine all the needed material. Other team learning how to build and improve the development process. Another team is working on factory. And don't forget they also upload what they learn and download new skills daily ...

@@vanhsati when Optimus is able to build another optimus, it will become "Optimus Prime" xD

@@MrErick1160 I would argue the physical skills aren't a threat in and of themselves, but when/if it's ever mixed with AGI is when things get really interesting, for lack of a better word. Nobody knows the outcome, but we all fear one of the most likely outcomes.

Now, no one makes fun of this project, huh?

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Fk your diversity ideals, this is a tool, a machine. You don't need to fit inside and neither is it fitting into you. Fix your own damn insecurities. So cars of same model and make now gotta look short or fat too?

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What would be the financial benefit of that?

Sounds like someone already has perverted tasks for the Tesla robot in mind!

@@Alarix246right now not much but in the future if they made female looking bots and it’s looked somewhat realistic the profits will go through the roof 😂

gen 5 be robo cop, hehe . be in 2030 are 2031.

Im sure by end of 2030's

​@@TheLaunchPadinstead I think that by the beginning of 2035 they will already put in place a universal basic income and general/generative artificial intelligence will surpass any human being combined

I think way before end of 2030's in my opinion

Why would a robot that can earn money need a human?

@@aleksandrl5576 so the human can use the money to upload new apps/programs so the robot can get better jobs and earn better money for its human masters

It looks equal to the last Asimo and perform almost 80% of their movement capabilities, when it can run and jump like the last Asimo version I will say it is at the same level of the 2016 Honda Robot, maybe we will see those dynamic skills at the end of 2024.

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Furries androids girls walking through the streets in 2026 for sure😂.

Um, no. Mars is 3 to 20 light minutes from earth. Best case scenario when the earth and Mars are the closest, a "pilot" could make a command to his "avatar", three minutes later the bot would receive the command...three minutes after that, the pilot would see the results of the command. Try piloting a a simple R/C car with 6 minute lag.....the very first image you will receive is your car has crashed and been completely destroyed. You are a muskrat

Awh you must be kidding. Even just a little bit? You sure?

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Wrong - this movement in all its joints are far more realistic and natural. The walk still is improving. Asimo would use half a day to cross a normal stage. The degrees of freedom for the arms and fingers and now the neck has 2 DoF. Amazing. Tesla is far ahead in robotics with a brain, as they already have million of robot on wheels. :)

@@bjarnesegaard5701 Can it jog? Hop? Be pushed and regain balance? The gait being shown here is a characteristic of statically balanced locomotion where it is having to transfer its centre of mass above a placed foot before being able to lift the other. Effective bipedal locomotion is about constantly falling and then catching that fall by placing a foot to compensate. Tesla putting so much effort into aesthetics rather than fundamental engineering is a tell.

Valid concern and questions. Though I wouldn’t be surprised if all of this is demonstrated in the gen 3 bot. Elon and the team would be absolute fools if they developed a bot which couldn’t dynamically balance and recover from external disturbances - and I can assure you, Elon and his teams are not fools. They’re some of the best engineers in the world

@@glynwilliams4204 Well, if you think the engineers at Tesla are fools and dont know what it needs to do - then ok you think that. From the video you cannot deduce if it can do these things yet, but I'm sure if it cant now it will later :)

@@vjzb3seems odd to me that the company has invested so heavily in the aesthetics before solving the fundamentals. There's a history of Tesla trying to raise investor confidence with showmanship, before the engineering people have done the hard work.

Same with me but when I really need a Poo lol.

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No. Artificial neural nets are not programmed to experience pain like biological ones would have that instinctive programming. Because the robot has a neural net it cannot be programmed as such. to walk, it has to learn and it's learning how to walk. It also doesn't have a spine so it doesn't have any back pain.

Afraid so, it's a Twitter rip I guess and that's very limited.

Hey, there are still third-world countries that are watching this in 144p 😥.

Is going to have the voice of Orion pax

Да писец такого робота я видел ещё в нулевых у японцев, но они не смогли за 15 лет ничего создать, вся надежда на маска он не такой балабол

Very interesting isn't it. Most people think about all the advanced robots coming from China or Japan but in reality most of them come from the US. Just strange and when you got a bunch of Androids that are extremely versatile and can actually figure things out unlike other robots and correct their mistakes and can even learn. That is a highly versatile tool that can not only be made cheaply but in mass that could literally go out to anyone!

​@@mrspook4789Тут не радоватся надо а плакать, так что не несите бред . Вся эта возня с ИИ и робототехникой делается , только при прикрытии о заботе об человечестве, на самом деле это как раз то что заменит человечество полностью , после его тотального уничтожения. Мировая элита враждебно относится к населению планеты земля, и процес его уничтожения уже запущен.

@@aleksvarfalomei I don't understand. You're saying they are building robots to reduce the population? The point of these robots is to be a general to do most labor and some social takes as a human. It can be both good and bad and I'm not concerned about the ones who wish to control all in the future sense they are falling apart slowly though. Robot will like take over most simple takes like working in the kitchen of a McDonald's or putting body making panels on a car In a factory, because robots can work for extended periods of time without complaining or feelings pain means most things will be a lot cheaper to produce because you pretty much have infinite labor without useing humans for most of it. on the bad side most basic jobs will taken by robots and that means that young people can't get a job as easy and will likely have to seek out more professional or creative jobs or they can buy their robots and computers to do work for others to earn money. Eventually robots will become sooo capable and advanced that the economy will likely need to be redesigned because labor is no longer a problem. I don't think Skynet is coming anytime soon ether. The education system will also have to improve a lot as people must seek out more creative jobs and when the new children see the robots, a lot of them will be interested in how it works and will want to study engineering and programming.

ужасно страшно. тут недалеко и до беды. хорошо что мой век закончится уже лет через 40-50, и даже неохото представлять что будет в этом гуманоидном мире

that is one reason why Terminators were easy to spot in the crowd of humans.

I will answer question 2 first. Optimus will initially be an industrial robot that does tasks similar to the way humans do (3 to 5 years). Over the next decade it will evolve into a more useful general service robot doing everything from janitorial to healthcare. In the end it will do almost anything a human can do. It’s hard to tell from the limited video, but it has a logo on it and a simple prototype wouldn’t have that. It has the torso movement and hand dexterity that is needed for useful tasks. And it’s balance is very good. However it’s walk gate and speed is still a little off spec. I think Tesla will keep these in house for now but might start selling them from Austin in late 2024.

The plan was to aim for 2027 for production and distribution of the units commercially. I don't think that has changed as of now, this is just the latest prototype, it'll likely be on gen 4 or so when they go into mass production. They have mentioned this Gen will start working in his factories though, to gather data and experience. They will go to mars on the first cargo run to help set up the base before humans are allowed to go there, but I don't believe the launch window for that is for another two years or so, so it will more likely be something like the 4th generation that goes.