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We break down the latest demo of Tesla's humanoid Optimus robot. | CNET

Tesla has unveiled its latest humanoid robot, Optimus, and it's a game-changer. With natural walking, fine motor skills, and even the ability to speak, Optimus seems like a sci-fi dream come true. But is it ready for the real world? | The Brain Maze

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Tesla is building the foundation models for autonomous robots. Their multi-modal neural networks are already in customer vehicles—with the networks taking in arbitrary modalities such as camera videos, maps, navigation, IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit), GPS etc. Video Credit: Tesla AI #artificialintelligence #ai #tesla #teslaai #engineering #technology #autonomous #autonomousrobots -------------------------------- Stay ahead of the curve! Follow us now on our WhatsApp (https://wevlv.co/wevolver-w

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Tesla has unveiled a new video showcasing its Optimus humanoid robot's capabilities, including sorting 4680 battery cells and autonomously correcting errors using its end-to-end neural network. Equipped with cameras, tactile sensors, and force sensors, Optimus is currently undergoing testing at Tesla's factories, with human interventions diminishing as the robot improves. Additionally, the video demonstrates Optimus's enhanced walking ability as it takes extended strolls around the office. Elon