Optimus Robot Revealed at Tesla AI Day 

Haha. For now

By design ahaha

but they can work from day to night😢

But every human brain is by far faster than any supercomputer.

@@zhchbob umm no?

Well, the logical thing to do, if you were truly concerned about the danger, is to trust your own invention, rather than someone else's.

If there were no guns, and you saw people who are constantly fighting and trying to take advantage of others developing gun technology, and you had the power to develop your own guns too, wouldn't you? And, frankly, I'd rather the guy who's been warning us for over a decade that guns are going to be dangerous to get there first than all the people who keep telling us there's nothing to worry about.

I thought that people have Alexa and Google assistant for that

Ahhh Boston Dynamics! I mean it neat and all but very underwhelming given what other robot manufacturers are doing and have built. Again, Boston Dynamics

did we watch the same thing here, bud? are you blind and you just wanted to post some haha-funny-template-101 copypasta to get upvotes? are you that pathetic?

I like when it got stuck at the end walking into a screen

It's just a begging of evolution AI robots..... Wait 10 to 15 years then we may see more advance robots .compared todays computer.,fightee jets, vehicles since from evolved

I liked the part where you tried to say something clever, but revealed how ignorant you were. :D

Idk if I'm worried about a robot takeover anymore 🤣

Now it is funny and I'am not afraid of the AI (yet) but just imagine a faulty sensor. It can fall at you, break your hand with its strong grip. Failproof sensors/software are rarely appear in commercial products. They are good for replace jobs but I don't think they are safe and not because they will be Skynet as we already have Google...

Elon said that could actually be another function of the robots

A sad but true BURN!!!

or kill motorcylists

SaMe hIgh ReLiaBiliTy aS tHe cAr

Benjamin Boptimus

Walks like Joe Biden

This is the early version 101. Eventually they will introduce the 800 model. It will be called T800. Tesla engineers will call the chip it's running on Skynet.

Be like waiting on a slow child.

So you dident get the point at all ?

Boston Dynamics specializes in robotics and has been doing R&D for years. Optimus has been in development only a few months.

Don't be fooled. I'm sure it can do much more than that and at a much faster pace.

@@crisrampante647 simp harder

As Elon mentioned in the video, optimus is designed around mass manufacturing, cost, and reliability.. Boston dynamics has made a few robots, but with high cost and a focus on mobility.

Boston dynamics robot is more expensive, less able to be manufactured, less energy efficient, and has no vision system. It can do flips though, that will be useful for my business 😂

Musk said "close to what the production model would be" There will be several more iterations before a production model arrives.

Haha

class 😆

u tried to be quiet and have very little sounds coming from your feet. that means very little sound energy generated. this robot is build to move efficiently. meaning very little energy wasted. its not exactly the same or even closely the same but it makes it easy to understand why the moevements are similar.

Wait till they will replace your job and most people that's why they want to vaccinated 90 %of the planet they don't need so much humans anymore if people think they created this robots for humanity then people are complete idiots

MY CREATION INCOMING but when I saw this I was so angry wanted to sue Japan for illigaly stealing peoples ideas I COULD STEAL THERE ROBOTIC LEGS example I had this planned out in 2012 they just built my idea last night in 2022 BECAUSE THATS MY CREATION BEING STOLEN ILLIGALY prof by year I had just revived the terminator and it walks 2 seconds ago

And absolutely no one was cheering cause they were dumbfounded at how bad it was. I think it's gonna take 10 years to get the technology(and when it works better) to the consumers at an affordable price.

@@sword_of_damocle5 And there I was thinking it was pretty highkey... But anyway, I wanted to add that to be fair Boston Dynamics' Atlas wasn't walking at like 1mph

What actual use has Atlas had? Yes that was years ago and has done nothing. This will be useful in some limited way next year easy.

@@lmcclymont lol Atlas is in research (goes to show how a knowledgeable team knows that bipedal humanoid robots are such a difficult thing to do) but the day it was shown (in 2013) it was able to move faster, walk faster, and balance itself after being hit with a 20Kg ball. It was able to do backflips 5 years ago. In comparison, this thing can barely stand (and the "production" design can't even do that lol it will be very useful when you want a waving robot). I've seen some comments going like "but Boston Dynamics has been doing this for years, this was done in a year, omg, the genius of Musk is limitless." And it's honestly one of the stupidest things I can imagine. Don't you realize technology moves in parallel? Next thing I know people will say this when Musk makes a phone company that will sell rotary phones because "they're new at it."

​@@kirbyiwaki first off in a few years time they replicated progress that took Boston 4 times the amount of time. and it will be suited for AI and upgrades in forms of software. I can't imagine how much potential and farther this will go in the future

Your lil linear brain doesn't understand exponential technology. Think 10 years ahead, not now

I hope my lol ages well 😅

it will age like milk

if you can't beat them join them

I'd rather have someone who understands the danger of AI and warns us every chance he gets to develop it than leaving it entirely to governments and corporations that are only interested in power and money, who tell us there's nothing to worry about. Whether we like it or not, strong AI is going to be developed and whoever gets there first will determine how it'll be used.

Basically

Tbh it’s the AI more than the robot. But heah

@@rbrick3685 Ai is useless

Boston Dynamics is best

Tbh they've mostly impressed by dancing haha

I'm sure there could have been more press with just 2 little red LED 🤩

Look at boston dynamics, they are after that 10 years

Honda made a robot more advanced than this 22 years ago. This is laughable.

@@devilek665 but this one costs about 20k instead of 2 million.

@@O5680 The 2 million figure (where did you get that from?) is by majority R&D and not building cost. Just look at spot, the development cost was millions of dollars too but now are being sold for a very small fraction of that amount. Tesla has put millions into this junk "Optimus" too ya know?

Gee you’re pretty smart mate - Boston Dynamics have been at it for decades - this is not even one year old.

@@Kenlwallace how long is Tesla team working at this robot? Respect to Boston Dynamics for bringing Atlas so anyone can inspire from it.

BD took 30 years to reach there...what you see here is a result of 8 months of work.

@@inkster147 Yet Honda's robot did 100% better when they revealed it in the 90s 🤣

Cost, scale. Compute efficiency. Silly.

He will ride on you

I was like he should be thinking of buying Boston Dynamics when it's up for sale again coz this one ain't cutting it for a company in the calibre of Tesla.

@@ShastaLevi No he shouldn't/ If he buys Boston Dynamics then it's over for BD. The only thing they will put out is fancy CGI render instead of actual concept like many of Musk's other companies

@@ignacio-araya I mean they only have 2 bots, a prototype and a similar one with a plastic cover that renders it unable to walk.

I think Boston Dynamics will laugh if they see this robot

@@irenemiku929 well that aged like milk

more like to destroy Boston Dynamics

2044 we are the robots

@@yiweima4412 like he was saying, Boston will never really have Robots with brains with millions of unit sold

@@yiweima4412 Boston Dynamics can't mass produce its bots which are also very bulky. Too expensive too.

Probably 😅

If you think this thing is no better than an Asimo I don't know what to tell you

ASSIMO YES FAR ADVANCED I plan on making a robot but it won't run as fast but it's walking just might shock you as its eyes move as of now

PLUS I HAVE ASSIMO

agree he's faster than me

Plus did you see their gearbox, it’s like 1000:1 ratio, no way that robot can recover from anything quick enough. They build a forklift.

AHAHAHAHAH THAT'S TRUE!

3 hour coffee breaks. Lol

🤣🤣🤣 sooo true!

10 times faster than Poste Italiane

🤣🤣 ma no dai

Apparently this is 1 year of ground up work.

This is the first iteration and it took about a year, the 2nd model will be ready in a few weeks and have better capabilities. That’s a crazy fast pace of development in context. The hardware will develop to Boston Dynamics levels in due time. But the most *important* thing is the software, it’s occupancy network is very advanced. Asimo had no brains, this bot does.

🤷🏼‍♂️ dude . Asimo program is stopped and was developed over a decade . This one in a year . Cmon . This is pretty good but I want to see where it ends .

These fools really believe they started working on it a year ago... Like, how dumb you gotta be to believe that!

Asimo was 1/3 the size of Optimus. I guess Honda never gave Tesla any information on how it was built, so they had to start from scratch. Asimo never had any real utility, it could only climb stairs and "play" football. This is quite a step forward considering they had less than a year to build it. How about you go learn to criticise properly?

legs where Copyed by assimo's wheels

Ai and robots are not the same subject… AI is hardware agnostic

@@devchannel5359 But their robot control is AI based, so it is an AI. Drop the mic)

It's a hardware, it's a computer with legs, the AI is not inside it, the AI is the data which is probably being run in a big supercomputer and this robot only receives the signals from it, pretty much like alexa, your alexa is just an speaker permanently connected to amazon servers, the real alexa is online.@@rustamabdumalikov1009

😂😂😂nice one

Yee.

Yeah imagine Detroit become human that robots help carry bags for humans and work for humans

@@DiepSpartan119 yes.

boston dog is good and more capable than optimus atm ngl, but that's due to many more years of development. it shows that the tech is already here; moving graciously as the bd dog will likely take only a few years to develop, by then optimus self driving brain will be tenfold more capable as well. ppl are just in denial that very capable affordable humanoid robots are just around the corner

But how long is BD busy with bots? And for other reasons . This is going the one from the movie I robot . The old version which is getting replaced with the new one .

I'm with you. Unimpressive since Boston Dynamics robots are doing friggin parkour

@@DeanBeckerdjbckr : You mean they are going to be like walking Barbies with batteries? Not impressed...

They made this from scratch in 6 months. Give it another 18 months and it will be faster, have thousands of hours of data in it's neural net, found your RU-vid comment, and will know where the knives are kept and where you live.

@@NeonVisual That's not how you do the math here. 6 months in copying already publicly existed technologies is not equal to building it on their own 😅

How to lose your car, house, and a wife in 5 minutes

@@thatkidflossy2792 enjoy being a poor

@@jimmaag4274 haha you keep telling yourself that

In 8 months with intelligence (ASIMO was not autonomous)

@John d why does BD not do it then if it is so easy? Maybe you just have to be racist to understand 🤷‍♀️.

Hobbyist have built better things that.

@@arcadion448 Hmm, what?

Nothing about this is impressive lol. Slowly shuffeling on stages, waving, and walking back. 0 interaction with the environment, a vacuuming robot is more impressive than that. Just empty promises.

I'm kinda sad, that this can be found impressive. Someone already did this, just better, if you give me a year and money I can reinvent the musket, nothing is impressive about that.

@@AquaCoalaNest So what? Still more competition. Also, where can I buy these other robots? And it's still difficult to develop some walking humanoid robot from the scratch. Just because you believe you could do it doesn't mean you could.

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Awesome-O!

Considering this is just a year of work, it might not even take the at long.

This is better? Wtf were u expecting?

@@user-pz6mc2oj3f To be fair, it was infinitely better than I expected too. I expected less than a tree .

It is a major disappointment. This has been done many many times. nothing new, now new tech really whatsoever. AI based vision has been around since the 90s

so sacarstic

@@providentpathfinders219 the point is the low price, dude

not really considering the first walking robot came out nearly 30 years ago

@@steviegbcool When did Tesla start to work on Robots? so cynical, lol

@@digital.frenchy his point is they’re decades behind the robots we’ve seen through DARPA. This is a very cool pet project, but you understand they’re at the very least a decade out from even *maybe* realizing their goal right? We saw it awkwardly walk (and even admitted by Tesla, for the first time successfully on stage) and pick up an object while stationary. This isn’t in the impressive realm yet because we’ve seen robots do SO much more already. Basically, we’ll both know if any of this is something besides investor bait in the coming years.

@@digital.frenchy nah cynical would be me saying that his self driving cars have failed and every other car manufacturer has almost caught up so now he needs a robot division he can hype about instead to keep his massively overinflated stock going.

Honda made the Asimo Robot 22 years ago and it did much more! Elon is best at selling hype

it's also 1% of what Boston Dynamic bipedal robot progress. Honda Robotics had a more capable and fluid prototype of Asimo in the mid '90s, let alone later years. Sorry, this isn't impressive in the robotics world we have today. EDIT: It's better than the spandex actor jumping around, that's about it.

@@kurosumomo 1000% agree. Asimo is a million times more advanced than this and it was built more than 11 years ago. As an electrical engineer this looks more like a hobbyist project

@@kurosumomo Yup, honestly felt letdown. Maybe I'm just expecting too much, idk.

Honda did this 20 years ago lol

It won't be dancing any time soon though.

It can run for a day

@@PR-ko2ph no robot can run for a day without a fridge sized battery on its back, and i dont see this thing yet to be able to hold little more than its body weight on its legs for now.

@@PR-ko2ph Maybe while pulling a gas generator :-D

@@PR-ko2ph it can't walk let alone run.

@@smegheadGOAT they don't mean run as run it's a different word for it being on (the robot)

hear

Wtf did read what you wrote ..it makes no sense.

Imagine how far this would advance if he had bought Boston Dynamics before Hyundai picked it up.

@@Tyani-sz6cg Boston dynamics hardware is drastically better, teslas software is far better. BD robots use pre programmed movements, tesla bot is running off an ai stack and making decisions in real time

thats cgi. anything innovative shown was theoretical.

@@yourneighborwiththecutedog So it's gonna miss small objects, and run into kids?

@@howtorawk If only they have shown the AI working in real time. All they have shown are perprogrammed movements.

Hahaha this made my day lol

What a clown show

It's for engineers not to get consumers excited. If it was for consumers then they would have pre orders. And it definitely isn't for getting people to invest because wall street couldn't comprehend this stuff.

@@lachlanB323 "And it definitely isn't for getting people to invest because wall street couldn't comprehend this stuff." Stock is literally the #1 thing Tesla sells. Cars is just a bi-product.

@@annoyedok321 A very profitable bi-product lmao. Billions of dollars every quarter is one heck of a bi-product lmao!

that's my thought process! This will change the world.

The walking version was done in 6 months. The current one was has coverings on it.

@@Jogeta5 6 months, are you serious?

That's easy when walking algorithms has been public knowledge for over a decade.

@@Danuxsy "easy"

yeah, agile. imagen that chasing you, i bet it could run fast when its finished. looks light for what it is

Well, when you barely make something, there just isn't much there!

@@yourcheapdate4564 elon said he wants to make it the size of a human. Its impressive bieng that slim

That not crazy at all my dude they literally had almost identical robots in 1994. They walked better then too. This is embarrassing.

That's because the electric motors are distributed which leaves room for the battery while Atlas has an hydraulic pump in it's belly.

Still decades behind other robotics manufacturers, probably

yeh, no need for humans

@@kylen6430 they'll iterate faster

Wow just think what Bosten dynamics will have in 3 to 5 years!they will bw 20 years ahead!

@@AM-ry8is why? Lol where’s the Tesla roadster?? Only 6 years late. Lol. Tesla is a marketing company. That’s it.

You do know that Boston dynamics has decades into this and Tesla just about one year or so? And also Tesla is tackling much harder situations, the Boston dynamics robots aren't actually smart they are kinda programmed to do those specific tricks in this case they are trying them to understand how to move, have usable fingers and also making it to mass production, and many other things Boston dynamics doesn't even dream yet

that's already happening dude

RUN!

Fingers crossed

@Zack Smith You mean Stream it? I wonder if you can even buy a DVD PLAYER nowadays.

I am only 176cm tall so I’m also not a big Tesla fan but everything they do is very impressive! This robot is not some ad hoc stunt machine, it is well thought through design that will be scalable, cheap to produce, using a lot of shared Tesla technologies and parts from automotive including battery cells, BMS, electronics, cameras, actuators, electric motors, neural network SOC, Tesla vision software, no expensive lidar, vision based environment orientation, path planning and decision making based on existing FSD technologies. Similar to FSD it looks barely useful in first iterations but it will improve super fast at some point with big leaps at the steep curve of an exponential function.

I find it disappointing

Yes. I feel like I'm in the 90s again 🤣

No. There's no humanoid robot out there that does what this one will. There are more hardware advanced competitors out there, sure, but not one is actually engaged in day to day work. Honda created Asmio in 2000 but you don't see it working in factories. Give it a few years and everyone will be outraged when Tesla will fire factory workers and replace them with bots.

We are, look at Boston Dynamic Atlas robot, it is much more advanced (can even do backflips)

@@grigorecosmin "what this one will"...so we're not quite there yet, are we? Just like the hyperloop, it's reinventing something that has been around for ages but will be better.... eventually

@@grigorecosmin announcing what a robot will do in the future is no accomplishment. Everyone can do that. Show is hard facts. What you see in this video is nothing special.

Woah let's slow down here. If I can't learn that in 3 decades how is this going to in 3 years. Let's start with something simple like rocket science first.

?🤦

youre talking about software. future, vapor-ware that will most likely never exist, just like "fsd".

My kid has a toy robot that can walk

To be fair, those can be preprogrammed with precise location and coordinated in 3D mapped to do just that. Notice they didn't demo picking up boxes on stage. The demo was done on video and look overly rehearsed

@@frazierkok5795 They didn't do it on stage because they didn't have something to catch the robot if it falls. The path wasn't pre-programmed however it was sort of rehearsed in the sense that they trained the ai on how to do this but they didn't write the code for it.

@@lachlanB323 The robot was on a pole. It wasn't even standing on its own. This isn't much (compared to where he says it will be) but it's a start.

@@lachlanB323 unfortunately they didn't moved the box and instruct the robot to pick it up all in a single uninterrupted video. It would be more convincing if unscripted.

Yeah, this is more of a show piece for machine learning.

I saw that level of robotic performance and design back at Montreal's Universal Expo of 1967. And back then, they could even talk.

To Elon Musk fanboys though this is an incredible achievement.

My thoughts exactly!

I guess the point is how far and fast it will improve. As a starting point it seems pretty solid to me. It's ability to navigate the world, and Tesla potentially producing it at high volume, and keeping it cost effective are key.

Boston robots are dumb and expensive robots, tesla will create millions of them for low cost

agreed

More expensive, longer development time, we'll see about reliability and navigation.

Exactly

The visual artificial intelligence required for that was virtually non-existent then but ok

The impressive part isn't the movements by itself but the software that identifies objects and plans paths

who was making walking ai robots that cost $20k, 15 years ago?

@@ModeratelyAmused true, also the mass production is super important

You need a functional product first that does at least one useful thing. This thing is not even close to useful unless someone wants a novelty piece.

You mean while making it affordable, is the hard part.

@@peteh8077 and competitive. You have to nail all of them.

More like making it is the hard part. What a farce.

@@marco7346 it is already made in front of you 🤦‍♀️. Now the useful, energy efficient, scaleable, affordable part starts in Ernest but has been build in from the start.

Elon said it will be under $20000

@@wourx7416 Elon said Model 3 will be under $30000

@@zhchbob He said tesla bot optimus will be under $20000

@@wourx7416 he meant elon said model 3 would be under 30k but never was.

I'm kinda used to price underestimates on these kind of projects so I'm not going to expect the sub 20000 no matter Elon's estimates...