Elon Musk has just announced the highly anticipated Tesla Bot 2.0, marking a monumental leap in robotics with the unveiling ...

Elon Musk has dropped a bombshell with the latest update on the Tesla Bot Optimus Gen 3, and the capabilities are shocking ...

Wall Street may be skeptical about Tesla’s upcoming quarters, but CEO Elon Musk made four surprising announcements that could ...

And when Musk announced the bot in 2021, all he had to show was a guy dancing in a suit. At the recent Tesla shareholder event, Elon Musk showed off improvements to the Tesla bot.

The Tesla Bot may seem like a small step toward Musk’s vision of superhuman technologies, and one that’s easy to write off as little more than hubristic showmanship.

Tesla also showed a more refined-looking version of the Optimus robot with more flexibility and full control of every finger. This model wasn’t ready to walk yet, so it was mounted on a stand ...

Tesla has just released a video featuring the latest version of the Tesla Bot, the company’s humanoid robot that could one day be deployed alongside its factory workers — or possibly replace ...

When announcing the Tesla Bot at the last AI Day, Musk said the robot will take over dangerous, boring, and repetitive tasks from humans. In the future, "physical work will be a choice," Musk said.

Tesla Bot's project head is Elon Musk, and it says a lot about the development of the machine, especially with its quality, and focuses on the different things it will soon bring.

The $40 Tesla Bot Action Figure went on sale on Saturday and the toy sold out in under 24 hours, Teslarati, an outlet that covers Musk, SpaceX and Tesla reported.

With the Tesla Bot still in early development, specs on the new product were unsurprisingly sparse. Tesla did say it would be 5 feet 8 inches tall, weigh 125 pounds, walk at a speed of 5 mph, and ...

Tesla Bot is one humanoid looking robot, which is set to launch next year, and Elon Musk has revealed this recently. The device has bordered on its functionality to replace humans in doing tasks ...