Restaurants with optimus are going to change overnight... Both fast food and dine in. And baristas... Could my coffee really taste the exact same every time I order? And no tipping?! Wow.🎉
I think the biggest place first to be hazardous work place like sorting trash and others that will alone open up billions of recovery from the normal household rejects
@@sudeeptaghoshI agree. I think for places like coffee shops & restaurants, back-end, logistical, bussing & inventory jobs will be the priority over human to customer roles
Tesla is the best car company ever! No gas stations, No oil changes, No smog checks, No maintenance, Cheapest to own, Most reliable, Safest, 87% customer retention and quicker than a $650,000 Lamborghini!
I am a contractor , simply if a robot can do this 1 set of instructions then i would buy : Safely , Pick up this item. . . follow me. . . safely, lay item down. . Repeat" !! Its that simple😉
I'm a landscaper, I would give it some hedgecutters, say use your laser eyes to get that hedge dead level and then sit in my van drinking tea, watching and drafting an invoice on my phone.
I had argued with several posters on RUclips who didn't believe the robots interacting with people at We Robot were teleoperated. It is good that Tesla is not trying to hide the fact that they were as it might be considered investor fraud if they did. Nevertheless, it was a very impressive demonstration. Given the progress they have made over the last two years, I would expect at next years event they will have the 22 DoF hands and they will be fully autonomous.
Hardware has to be ahead of the software - and it is nice that they are showing the hardware. This alone is insane - the hands are... just whow. Now, I think once the had is done, it will go on to the foot / leg - Optimus needs to be able to stand up and climb a ladder and that needs better feet / legs. Teleoperation is fine for now - as long as the software is being worked on.
@@bobbybishop5662 No it did not fail miserably. The point was not to get a little temporary bump in the stock market, it was to reveal the direction of the company for the information of the public and also for long term investors. If you don't think Tesla will ever make any money then put your money elsewhere.
@@jlrutube1312 It was also for the recruitment of the best young minds in the world to convince them to come and work at Tesla and be a part of all of these world-changing technologies. Of course Elon/Telsa haters are not going to want to be a part of that and that is their choice.
Of course, Elon would use me robot day as an opportunity to gather data for training and then implement it just a few days later. It's actually brilliant. This is how fast till the operation trains these things. People need to take notice
The biggest advantage Tesla Optimus has compared to competition is the 100,000 AI training Tesla Dojo, and Tesla's ASICs for inference. The hardware of Optimus is impressive, but the software will progress at lightning speed. remember that FSD versio 12 was built from scratch in one year, and driving a car is much more complex and riskier than moving a walking robot.
The human hand has a texture that helps grip things. Not sure why Tesla isn't wireless charge with a mat via the feet. Seems simple. Maybe incorp some piezo discs on the feet also. FYI a piezo can generate power from just walking.
All Optimus will instantly be able to do what any single Optimi can do via simple software download. Imagine a human proficient in ALL professions. A carpenter-doctor-welder-chef-dentist-roofer-fireman, etc.
Your report was very good. Factual, positive and truthful. We need reports like instead of all these haters and nay sayers. As far as the "We Robot" event having some teleoperators...well, Musk never said that they WON'T have teleoperators. The event was a showcase so people can get a sense of what's possible. It wasn't some tech overview. And from what it looks like only the voice part was teleoperated - not the movement part. In any case this was just a preview of what's coming. Unfortunately some people are dedicated Tesla/Musk haters and many are short sighted and would not be pleased with anything. They would find something to complain about no matter what the Bot or the RoboTaxi did.
Almost all of the haters don't hate Elon because the technology isn't good, the real reason is that they are Democrats who are butt hurt because Elon is supporting Trump. But of course they aren't honest about that.
SAAS implications mean that after manufacturing "scale" == ~10 years (and after meeting the premium Enterprise customer demand priority), retail customers MAY be able to buy the HARDWARE for $30K (2024 prices) but all the software licensing levels should be subscription-term-based. IE, if you don't need Optimus to babysit kids, you don't need to pay for that option level and only pay for the features you need. This is the sensible, revenue-sustaining, monitising approach to drive shareholder value (not me) vs maintaining feature & price parity with any competition. Still not enough emphasis on the difference between cost vs price; lots of folks think those terms mean the same.
Why dont they give it proper feet, with toes, surely that is why we can walk normal and balance as we spread pressure over our toes etc. Surely you just kind of take a hand... and...errr...make the fingers shorter and stumpier and you have a foot.
One application that seems to not be getting much attention is using humanoid bots in a military capacity. In many ways that should be far easier to do than say making a home version of a bot in that even if there is chaos on the battlefield the individual task a bot would need to do could be fairly simple in that controlling a bot is not all that different from controlling a UAV in regard to its over all functionality, albeit the details may be much different. For example even if the bots are by in large teleoperated that is not all that different form current UAVs and in many ways may be even easier to control than say a first person shooter drone which tend to demand a lot of skill from the human controllers. And aside form any other advantages of employing bots in military applications there is an enormous economic side as well in that if one makes a tank or such it can only be used for combat but a humanoid bot can be used for almost anything and thus one can scale up and make many more of those and just "drat" some as soldiers while the rest cab go into the commercial markets. And these bots could benefit from other new technologies as well such as personal mobility devices such as e bikes, e unicycles, jet packs, and the like to have even greasier utility. BTW, I have made a number of videos that elaborate on this and uploaded them to my RUclips channel . And if the west might be slow to employ bots in this way, China might not be so slow and that will eventual cause the west to do so as well to not fall to far behind.
anyone else realize those employees have to stand there and work while that robot wanders around trying to figure out how to take their jobs? Psychologically kind of rough.
Remember that fake Optimus video with an Optimus robot using a Tommy gun to shoot a Cybertruck? I remember Elon saying to wait about a year & Optimus will be able to do the same! I think a more highly developed Optimus is under wraps!
Can load groceries. Looks like its set up as a garage tool as well integrated into the Tesla home battery system. That says to me very much serious to be a home use product. Not sure it could handle pressure washing but might be able to obviously lawn and garden work who knows after that...all 247365 impact of this could be an order of magnitude larger than even Tesla secures retail operations allows for safe and clean 24 hour operation could be huge at Airports as well "less busy" much easier for trained personnel to focus on the work at hand. Not sure how well this is put together for rain or snow etc but presumably this will unleash a whole slew of products from others that do this particularly from Asia/Japan😊😊
You make a lot of shit up - then conclude on it. NOTHING says it is a garage tool and well-integrated into a home battery system. It looks like essentially any appliance with a loader / base station. Pressure watcher IS an issue - water should not, I would expect them to be at least water resistant so that they do not break down in a rainfall. All that does not matter, though - ignore the first 2-3 years of model, they will iterate FAST.
Yet, your typical Elon fanboy thought that at the WeRobot event , Optimus talked to people, served drinks, and behaved like people. Meanwhile, at the Lab, they are excited the robot can pick up an object with word commands, So gullible
It appears that all the fingers are the same length. This would be a mistake. Will the new hand, with 22 degrees of freedom, make changes to the length of the fingers?
$30,000 is $82 a day to pay for it in a year. That's $10 an hour if it only works 8 hours a day. I bet it can replace a $15 an hour worker and work for 16 hours a day.
Did anyone notice they sped up the film to make it look like the robot was moving faster than it really can. Check out the movement of people in the background...
The mapping will NOT be set to all other robots. It's also unlikely to all be stored centrally because it's 2- 3 orders of magnitude more data compared to street mapping. What's likely is that mapping for a structure could be shared with new robots that will operate in that structure. i.e. Offline local maps
@@casperhansen826 Yeah, sure there are videos showing the robots. But there are also video's in the factory that could easily be CGI generated. Or the shots of the hand that seem to be CGI generated. So which ones are real and which ones are CGI generated. The more complex the movements get the more it could be CGI generated. You never can tell.
@@hermanstokbrood Since other robot companies have developed hands that are somewhat similar it isn't hard to believe that the shots of the hands are real. Everything Tesla is doing with it's robot has been done to some extent by other people in other labs etc. although Tesla is perfecting and refining a lot of it to get an improved result. So I doubt Tesla needs to use CGI to make a video of their robot hand.
Tesla is the best car company ever! No gas stations, No oil changes, No smog checks, No maintenance, Cheapest to own, Most reliable, Safest, 87% customer retention and quicker than a $650,000 Lamborghini!
The 22 DoF Optimus hand is amazing.
Restaurants with optimus are going to change overnight... Both fast food and dine in. And baristas... Could my coffee really taste the exact same every time I order? And no tipping?! Wow.🎉
I think the biggest place first to be hazardous work place like sorting trash and others that will alone open up billions of recovery from the normal household rejects
@@sudeeptaghoshI agree. I think for places like coffee shops & restaurants, back-end, logistical, bussing & inventory jobs will be the priority over human to customer roles
@@apollobukowski4275 that will also attract least push back from Human Resources like us ..
and imagine you could work from home as barista :O
Tesla is the best car company ever! No gas stations, No oil changes, No smog checks, No maintenance, Cheapest to own, Most reliable, Safest, 87% customer retention and quicker than a $650,000 Lamborghini!
I am a contractor , simply if a robot can do this 1 set of instructions then i would buy : Safely , Pick up this item. . . follow me. . . safely, lay item down. . Repeat" !! Its that simple😉
I'm a landscaper, I would give it some hedgecutters, say use your laser eyes to get that hedge dead level and then sit in my van drinking tea, watching and drafting an invoice on my phone.
@@landcruiser801 The customer would just have their own Optimus to this and you'd be out of the job.
Is Optimus wearing Tesla Sneakers ? 😂
Tesla Optimus 😍
It’s inspiring to see what our sharpest & brightest minds can achieve in this day & age. Can’t wait for my own C3P0!
Can't wait to hear/see this hand play Thunderstruck 😂
Good video, thank you.
I had argued with several posters on RUclips who didn't believe the robots interacting with people at We Robot were teleoperated. It is good that Tesla is not trying to hide the fact that they were as it might be considered investor fraud if they did. Nevertheless, it was a very impressive demonstration. Given the progress they have made over the last two years, I would expect at next years event they will have the 22 DoF hands and they will be fully autonomous.
Hardware has to be ahead of the software - and it is nice that they are showing the hardware. This alone is insane - the hands are... just whow. Now, I think once the had is done, it will go on to the foot / leg - Optimus needs to be able to stand up and climb a ladder and that needs better feet / legs. Teleoperation is fine for now - as long as the software is being worked on.
The 10/10 event was nothing but a stock pump event that failed miserably. The Tesla bot was laughed out of the recent China bot show.
@@bobbybishop5662 No it did not fail miserably. The point was not to get a little temporary bump in the stock market, it was to reveal the direction of the company for the information of the public and also for long term investors. If you don't think Tesla will ever make any money then put your money elsewhere.
@@jlrutube1312 It was also for the recruitment of the best young minds in the world to convince them to come and work at Tesla and be a part of all of these world-changing technologies. Of course Elon/Telsa haters are not going to want to be a part of that and that is their choice.
Of course, Elon would use me robot day as an opportunity to gather data for training and then implement it just a few days later. It's actually brilliant. This is how fast till the operation trains these things. People need to take notice
The biggest advantage Tesla Optimus has compared to competition is the 100,000 AI training Tesla Dojo, and Tesla's ASICs for inference. The hardware of Optimus is impressive, but the software will progress at lightning speed. remember that FSD versio 12 was built from scratch in one year, and driving a car is much more complex and riskier than moving a walking robot.
The human hand has a texture that helps grip things. Not sure why Tesla isn't wireless charge with a mat via the feet. Seems simple. Maybe incorp some piezo discs on the feet also. FYI a piezo can generate power from just walking.
🙋♂️JON , thanks for the update🤗👍😎💚💚💚
All Optimus will instantly be able to do what any single Optimi can do via simple software download. Imagine a human proficient in ALL professions. A carpenter-doctor-welder-chef-dentist-roofer-fireman, etc.
"Optimus is watching you."🤖
(to be able to interact with people via your robot is an addition of abilities )
Great video!
Great video. 10-10 needed some explanation and amplification.
Excellent
Your report was very good. Factual, positive and truthful. We need reports like instead of all these haters and nay sayers. As far as the "We Robot" event having some teleoperators...well, Musk never said that they WON'T have teleoperators. The event was a showcase so people can get a sense of what's possible. It wasn't some tech overview. And from what it looks like only the voice part was teleoperated - not the movement part. In any case this was just a preview of what's coming. Unfortunately some people are dedicated Tesla/Musk haters and many are short sighted and would not be pleased with anything. They would find something to complain about no matter what the Bot or the RoboTaxi did.
Almost all of the haters don't hate Elon because the technology isn't good, the real reason is that they are Democrats who are butt hurt because Elon is supporting Trump. But of course they aren't honest about that.
Once a robot hand can peel a hard boiled egg, that will be the watershed moment for robots.
I'm a human (at least I think I am) and I cannot seem to peel a hard boiled egg without tearing the egg up.
SAAS implications mean that after manufacturing "scale" == ~10 years (and after meeting the premium Enterprise customer demand priority), retail customers MAY be able to buy the HARDWARE for $30K (2024 prices) but all the software licensing levels should be subscription-term-based. IE, if you don't need Optimus to babysit kids, you don't need to pay for that option level and only pay for the features you need.
This is the sensible, revenue-sustaining, monitising approach to drive shareholder value (not me) vs maintaining feature & price parity with any competition.
Still not enough emphasis on the difference between cost vs price; lots of folks think those terms mean the same.
Why dont they give it proper feet, with toes, surely that is why we can walk normal and balance as we spread pressure over our toes etc. Surely you just kind of take a hand... and...errr...make the fingers shorter and stumpier and you have a foot.
One application that seems to not be getting much attention is using humanoid bots in a military capacity.
In many ways that should be far easier to do than say making a home version of a bot in that even if there is chaos on the battlefield the individual task a bot would need to do could be fairly simple in that controlling a bot is not all that different from controlling a UAV in regard to its over all functionality, albeit the details may be much different.
For example even if the bots are by in large teleoperated that is not all that different form current UAVs and in many ways may be even easier to control than say a first person shooter drone which tend to demand a lot of skill from the human controllers.
And aside form any other advantages of employing bots in military applications there is an enormous economic side as well in that if one makes a tank or such it can only be used for combat but a humanoid bot can be used for almost anything and thus one can scale up and make many more of those and just "drat" some as soldiers while the rest cab go into the commercial markets.
And these bots could benefit from other new technologies as well such as personal mobility devices such as e bikes, e unicycles, jet packs, and the like to have even greasier utility.
BTW, I have made a number of videos that elaborate on this and uploaded them to my RUclips channel .
And if the west might be slow to employ bots in this way, China might not be so slow and that will eventual cause the west to do so as well to not fall to far behind.
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anyone else realize those employees have to stand there and work while that robot wanders around trying to figure out how to take their jobs? Psychologically kind of rough.
Remember that fake Optimus video with an Optimus robot using a Tommy gun to shoot a Cybertruck? I remember Elon saying to wait about a year & Optimus will be able to do the same! I think a more highly developed Optimus is under wraps!
Can load groceries. Looks like its set up as a garage tool as well integrated into the Tesla home battery system. That says to me very much serious to be a home use product. Not sure it could handle pressure washing but might be able to obviously lawn and garden work who knows after that...all 247365 impact of this could be an order of magnitude larger than even Tesla secures retail operations allows for safe and clean 24 hour operation could be huge at Airports as well "less busy" much easier for trained personnel to focus on the work at hand. Not sure how well this is put together for rain or snow etc but presumably this will unleash a whole slew of products from others that do this particularly from Asia/Japan😊😊
You make a lot of shit up - then conclude on it. NOTHING says it is a garage tool and well-integrated into a home battery system. It looks like essentially any appliance with a loader / base station. Pressure watcher IS an issue - water should not, I would expect them to be at least water resistant so that they do not break down in a rainfall. All that does not matter, though - ignore the first 2-3 years of model, they will iterate FAST.
Kuka, ABB, Fanuc etc are $100K plus..if Optimus sells at that price it will sell millions..
Unitree has better offers pricewise though and it's already on the market
Yet, your typical Elon fanboy thought that at the WeRobot event , Optimus talked to people, served drinks, and behaved like people. Meanwhile, at the Lab, they are excited the robot can pick up an object with word commands, So gullible
Sooo...if I have an Optimus in my home, every Optimus in the world will know my home layout, where my guns are, where I keep my valuables, etc.?
It theory you are possibly right, but I assume that Tesla will have to have some safeguards in place or no one would buy it.
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It appears that all the fingers are the same length. This would be a mistake. Will the new hand, with 22 degrees of freedom, make changes to the length of the fingers?
$30,000 is $82 a day to pay for it in a year. That's $10 an hour if it only works 8 hours a day. I bet it can replace a $15 an hour worker and work for 16 hours a day.
Did anyone notice they sped up the film to make it look like the robot was moving faster than it really can. Check out the movement of people in the background...
Relax , if you look to your top right section, they specify if it’s sped up or not x2
@@outtersteller Right. I don't know way people have such a hard time simply reading.
I want to see a neuralink patient use optimas to try and play an instrument like a guitar!
Sounds very pre terminator
The mapping will NOT be set to all other robots. It's also unlikely to all be stored centrally because it's 2- 3 orders of magnitude more data compared to street mapping. What's likely is that mapping for a structure could be shared with new robots that will operate in that structure. i.e. Offline local maps
Or Tesla will sell out local clouds - i.e. little rack servers that you plug in that have the infrastructure i.e. for a factory locally.
This could easily be 3d generated, especially the hand part. Is there any proof these shots are real?
Everyone could see it at the we robot and Dirty Tesla filmed it right there
@@casperhansen826 Yeah, sure there are videos showing the robots. But there are also video's in the factory that could easily be CGI generated. Or the shots of the hand that seem to be CGI generated. So which ones are real and which ones are CGI generated. The more complex the movements get the more it could be CGI generated. You never can tell.
@@hermanstokbrood Since other robot companies have developed hands that are somewhat similar it isn't hard to believe that the shots of the hands are real. Everything Tesla is doing with it's robot has been done to some extent by other people in other labs etc. although Tesla is perfecting and refining a lot of it to get an improved result. So I doubt Tesla needs to use CGI to make a video of their robot hand.
This robot has to be released very slow or it will destroy the economy
let’s be real, it’s gonna have 50 million preorders first day
The Tesla bot is a joke.
So are u
So, 1X Neo is well ahead. By the time Tesla releases Optimus Gen3, 1X will release Neo 2 nad Tesla will be a catching up again
It's not about who is first but who can deliver in adequate quantities, cheap, and capable robots
Tesla is the best car company ever! No gas stations, No oil changes, No smog checks, No maintenance, Cheapest to own, Most reliable, Safest, 87% customer retention and quicker than a $650,000 Lamborghini!