Watch Tesla's Optimus Robot Sort Objects Autonomously
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2023
- Tesla's humanoid robot, Optimus can now sort objects autonomously. Check it out in this video released by the EV carmaker.
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I am almost speechless!!!;) The dexterity, the nuances and fluidity of the finger movements, the slight wrist action, smooth rotation around "the elbow" and the yoga hahaha! Yeah if this can be produced profitably at scale, the universe is the limit!!!;)
You are easy to impress!
@@brunoheggli2888 it's impressive. Nothing else is doing this. This is groundbreaking. The bot is making decisions and enacting movement through vision only without specific programming.Can you not see the obvious potential....or is resentment blinding you??
@@markthomas7279 Yes as groundbreaking as the silly useless Tesla Semi!There is a bigger chance that a usefull Robot comes from Toyota Honda BYD or Baidu!Always this silly shows from Tesla!
I don't know if you saw it moving a screw around in it's fingers (on ai day) to put the screw on the drills driver, but that is a very nuanced movement, requiring momentum = impressive!
@@brunoheggli2888Toyota doesn't even make robots. At least mention the only other automaker doing robots with some success: Hyundai which owns Boston dynamics. But Boston dynamics can't do what this robot just did so... yeah. Boston doesn't use AI either which is why they will fail in non specific tasks. Stuff like doing the dishwasher is insanely difficult to program and would take years just for that one task lol. How about making an egg with Boston dynamics robots? Ain't happening!
Oh snap, I didn't think Elon musk could do it this fast. Wow! Go Optimus
Because they most likely didnt. He has track record of faking and overpromising I cant believe people just sweep that under the rug.
@@mrfatuchi burnt short crying after tesla model 3 became the #1 most sold car in the world.
What did Elon fake, you're a lying clown. Tesla and space x has transformed humanity
@@pt9845 With massive help of government. Tesla is not Elon Musk's product, its US government product and bunch of other shareholders. And competition is already cought up. Stop worshipping this guy who now went back to his Pay Pal days because he wants full control since both Tesla and Space X are government entities now. Where is that Mars trip huh? Humans on Mars in 2024 was it? Now he came out saying we will be lucky if it happens in his lifetime. But Space X is used to shoot up those stae link satelites in space which is just another piece of total surveilance puzzle.
@@mrfatuchiwhat? You don’t know his track record at all then. 😂😂
it's crazy how things we thought were only in movies are coming true...
Where?
@@paintspot1509 artificial intelligence, human like robots, driverless cars...
Insane, such natural human like movements
In other videos of this they should a guy controlling it with a special suit - search around - they edited him out in this one - I thought the movements looked too smooth myself
@@Gazzapa57 Ah yes they would just release a video like that
@@Gazzapa57 THe video you are referring to is not this one. In that video they wanted to show it can be remotely controlled and the robot's motion still wasnt this fluid. In this video here, They say it's all autonomous. Even the corrective steps he to lay the block on the right side. Producing fluid motion is not difficult with ML. You just need the right actuators. If Boston Dynamics can do it, so can Tesla.
@@Gazzapa57if you read the subtitles it said that that was teaching the algorithm more human movements
@@MrSidney9 I thought they may be training it using human-in-the-loop ML software. Anyway's certainly exciting times and much to look forward too.
This progress in under.a year since it couldn't even walk, is amazing!
Progress from compleat trash to trash!Not impressiv at all!
Exactly why it is impressive. Context matters
Musk has delivered on his EV vision so I have much confidence in him delivering on his AI robot as well. I missed the Tesla EV run but I'm not gonna miss out on the Tesla AI run.
@@youtoobization No no not at all Nissan has deliverd on evs and Elon just copied them!
Meanwhile Boston Robotics "am I a joke to you??"
Wow the dexterity and reflex response when the meatbag moves the blocks is amazing.
@polac2257
Hilarious!! Need to watch something from recent -this is robot pre pre pre pre-school!
Watch Japan's robot 'wars'😅
@polac2257
Hilarious!! Need to watch something from recent -this is robot pre pre pre pre-school
Watch Japan's robot 'wars' 😅
Hahahahahah meatbag hahahahaha
I don't think people would be very impressed without all the editing.
@@adayinthelife5496 they would, considering it took boston dynamics a decade to pull off what tesla did in a year.
Ok now i am impressed.. the fluidity and speed when it chose another brick after he moved the one it was going for....
The telekinesis is impressive.
@@stampedetrail2003 telekinesis? lol what?
the video seems to be speed up though. About 2x.
@@norbertfeurle6474 yeah indeed
@@pse2020 The blocks move without being touched.
Tesla are making crazy progress with this robot, cant wait to see what it can do a year from now.
No they dont!
@@brunoheggli2888 I presume that's a typo? Are you not impressed?
The progress is staggering!! If you don't own Tesla stocks right now, I'd suggest getting a few while the price is low. Tesla Corp is going to make a killing out of this.
@@rainflowers1099 Tesla is so slow,it looks like they need at least 20 years more to have a usefull product!Just look at BYD they move way faster then Tesla!What are they thinking?Elons dancemoves and perfect hair will scare the competition?How about a small practical cheap pickuptruck you can sell globaly!Is this to difficult for Tesla?Yes show us a silly robot while Daihatzu is building a factory in Thailand that produces ev pickuptrucks and pluginhybrids that people accualy want!
@@admusik99 No thank you i think Mahindra is way better value then Tesla!
in 2 more years this will be a insane evaluation for Tesla
1 year.
lol, ninja robots. we're in trouble!
Take note that this is not an "arm-only" robot. It's a humanesque robot. So as it's going through the sorting motions, it's moving its legs, then the hip joint, it's turning its torso. You can see why it's only using one hand, because computing for how the robot will balance itself as it's moving two arms independently is quite a challenge - but they're getting there.
There is no robot.
@@stampedetrail2003 "cgi, just like spaceX!" - flatearther
Or maybe its because it doesn't need to walk to sort bricks?
@@freddybell8328there seem to be better options for sorting stuff
@@pt9845 It's like you didn't even see it.
“I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle….”
This is the prototype of the first version. Imagine the second or thrid model
TeslaBot 10 years from now = 🤯🤯🤯🤖🧠👍
@@mikafiltenborg7572 1 year.
Universal Basic Inocome baby! Here we come. 😅😂
Musk said it will be "Unconditional Big Income"
this is the type of progress you see at boston dynamics every decade, at tesla every 4 few months. but guys, remember tesla is just a car company!
If I had to guess, CNET viewers would be more likely to accept Tesla as a tech/AI company vs something like CNN viewers!!!;)
Lmao we've literally had robots that could do this a decade ago. Seriously is something a college kid could figure out in a few weeks just with a fancy skin
@@Luigi64realWrong.
You don't understand what is happening here.
It is trained entirely on video,. Optimus can learn and emulate anything that is within its physical body limit from just pure camera videos.
@@Melvin-cy1wn yeah I'm pretty sure you have no clue what happens here lol
Just because tesla says something doesn't make it true. There are open source neural networks like YOLO that could easily figure out and sort by color ages ago. Really the only hard part of this would be getting the robot to grab the piece but I mean hard for a college student.
If it was what you think it was they would have threw the Lego to the ground or even just at the edge of the table but they didn't and just put it back into the cameras field of view. You know why? Because if they did it would have no idea a Lego is missing since it's just a simple sort by color task it can't "learn" anything beyond that.
@@Luigi64real you know a lot about technology and ai wow much impressed.
look at its movement…smooth human like
It's progressing fast!
It feels like mobile phones in the early stage
The Tesla bot has made tremendous progress in just a few months. The reason is because Musk and his team understand A.I. and machine learning. Lots of companies can make a physical robot but then each little movement has to be pre-programmed. What makes this bot great is that it uses machine learning and Artificial Intelligence to do things autonomously and it is going to get better and better each and every month. I don't think anyone else is going to end up with a robot as good as this one will be. I think in perhaps 18 months it will be doing amazing things which will be useful in real world situations. From what I understand, even these actions in this video of being able to pick and sort things out and adjust to changes as it does are already actions that are of use in a number of factory situations.
You are not the least bit skeptical that this video is a complete fake?
@@stampedetrail2003What reason is there to think that? That's not being skeptical, that's just hatred it seems.
I'm interested to see what the ither humanoid robot companies like 1x, Figure and sanctuary have. They're actually selling their bots. Hopefully they'll have demos soon. The Digit bot from Agility is even going into mass production.
@@jhunt5578Because they already faked things in the last one?
I also think this is a fake video, not an actual robot, it looks so digital
This is totally mindblowing! Incredible!
No it isnt!Its laughable bad!
@@brunoheggli2888смехотворный тут только ваши попытки задрать ногу на самое впечатляющее, что было произведено в робототехнике за всё её существование
Definitely! Vision only and AI in and out. Boston doesn't use much AI while Tesla's robot is entirely AI controlled which is crazy because it can do these things in any environment
Insane progress from that wobbly prototype they showed on stage.
It's fake
Yeah I kinda agree with guy above it looks fake for some reason. To have hands behave so fluid nobody demonstrated that and considering Musk's past of faking and overpromising this looks like an advertisment to get more investments.
You're fake.@@stampedetrail2003
@@mrfatuchi it's been fluid for awhile, demonstrated 4 months ago.
was becoming the #1 best selling car in the world also faking and overpromising?
@@pt9845no but hey Elon when will we have level 5 self driving? 2016. No 2017. No 2018. No 2019. No 2020. No 2021. No 2022. No 2023. No 2024. Really 2024.
This is going to be HUGE in manufacturing... pay once upfront for an employee and then a monthly subscription for the software. No stopping for a break, no lunch break, no sick days, no family emergencies, no vacation pay and it can work 3 shifts a day! Can't wait to see them in action... likely at a Tesla factory first!
I can see these robots at MacDonalds and Starbucks and Wal-Mart too.uber eats postman lol Amazon delivery! Like I robot the movie if you had prime membership Optimus would Optimus prime member ship😜😜🤓🤖🤖🤖
Yeah, between AI and Robotics the universal allowance is going to have to become a reality.
Not just manufacturing. Imagine walking by a construction site and all you see is humanoid robots doing work. There is no limit to improving this kind of technology. You can always make it smarter and able to do more tasks. The amount of scenarios in the real world is astronomically large.
Then no human race
ait will be supersmall ond useless!
The hands are amazing! I thought the Tesla robot was a joke until now. They know what they are doing obviously
I can watch this all day
Ive been sorting by color for years and nobody never made videos to show the world how wonderful it is. 😢
Thought I was watching 1X until I saw the guy zipping around to interrupt the sorting. Still, looks beautifully smooth speeded up like this. Amazing to see the competition already in production and looking forward to innovation across the industry.
Thats nice, OpenAI were already invested to 1X, so yes the competition is real. We'll see whos robot gonna emerge victory. 😁😉🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖
Waiting 2-3 years when all the prototype robots from different companies along with Gpt 5-6 come out!!! Get ready humans 😂
First job fast food work boring Repetitive task.🤓🤖👾🤖
Get ready by saving money, because you'll soon be replaced, even cheap imigrant workers will be shouting they took our jobs!
@@joseventura9685Нет, Сперва Tesla заменит всех людей на своих фабриках, потом на фабриках и в сервисах своих поставщиков, потом на фабриках и сервисах поставщиков своих поставщиков, и так далее, пока эта цепочка не кончится. И лишь после этого будет разумным продавать роботов вовне
And on that time it will tell us: "HASTA LAVISTA, BABY"
lol😁😉😄😂😂😂🤖🤖🤖🤖
@@DarkWizardGG John Connor died in the last terminator movie who will save us?🤣🤣🤣🤣
love him or hate him, you got to hand it to him and the incredible team. This might be the "slow" way of making autonomy (in cars and robots) but its by far the best way.
How is it the best way? The best way is always purpose specific. They are even getting beat in the self driving field.
@parsonk4041 If you can't see why this is the best way then a you tube reply wont convince you.
This way takes longer to start but ultimately is far more conductive to learning.
Same thing with autonomous cars. Neural nets are the way to go and it isnt close.
@@stinger15au I mean something built for a specific purpose makes most sense. It's not like you would use such a bot to built Teslas if you already have a fully automated production line. They can't really replace it. Would you get an overpriced bot to sort screws or build a specific machine that can do it cheaper and faster. Besides there are others way further ahead.
@@stinger15auis this some bot account?
@@parsonk4041 is there though, not even boston dynamics has this kind of hand articulation.
Specific niches for robots is what we have now, they are expensive, require individual coding etc. The idea is to have ONE robot that can literally do everything, or as much as possible using the neural net to learn instead of individual coding.
A slow and awkward humanoid robot would have been impressive 25 years ago.
Robot arms that can sort colored objects have been around since at least the 80s.
The Tesla Bot is a bad party trick.
That human obnoxiously knocking the blocks out of the way almost got one of his fingers ripped off.
Those humanlike movement are crazy. It definetely were not programmed, but learned artificially.
As an electrical engineer, this actually isn’t even that hard to do. You just need a few sensors that can detects the wavelength of reflected light, servo motors for the joints and hands, and then a program that can move the motors accordingly. What’s scary though, is how easy it is to do stuff like this that seems complex. I can only imagine what’s going on in super advanced secret labs
WOW - this is getting very real❕
This will be your Uber driver in 2026.
these robots are so far off the level we hope to achieve like in the movies its evident how incredibly difficult it is to create if we haven't been able to nearly 25 years into the 21st century
Wow then youre going to be blown away by what Honda has had for decades or what boston dynamics ISNT showing you. This is junior college robotics... probably because it is made by college kids.
Boston Dynamic leaves the chat!
In farming the concept of pick and choose is always irreplaceable by autonomous robotic machines. While few of these things can perform monotonous work, they need a lot of crafting, maintenance and repair. Yes they will make few replacements but they will create new employments such as programming, robotics and mechanics. These are the first baby steps. Robotics needs company with humans and other robots.
I am a farmer on Awaji Island in Japan, and if these robots can do most of my hard work, I would like to introduce them immediately. I would like to see also a Public law that encourages the free development of robots in closed spaces such as agricultural areas, and not prioritize safety and other restrictions. I would like to see the spread of social awareness to create a star society that encourages free development through laws that do not prioritize safety and other restrictive regulations, but leave the management of closed spaces such as agricultural areas to the owner farmer.
It is very impressive!
Impressive!
The progress in robotics is mindblowing. Imagine if we had hundreds of these on Mars creating habitats in advance of human visitors.
This Tesla bot will replace the fast food worker
The movements are so fluid and human-like. As opposed to being robotic ...that is what's most impressive
It's almost like a CGI movie
@@stampedetrail2003probably is
@@stampedetrail2003yea its fake
anyone saying it's fake is a flatearther too.
@@pt9845 It doesnt have to be completely fake. But it can be like 30th take to get it right.
Not going to lie I thought that robot was going to smack his hand lol
Just wait until the military get hold of this and learn it to strip down, clean, reassemble a rifle and shoot at distant targets.
Then youll see its full potential.
So this is how it all starts, huh?
@0:38 He's had enough and is getting ready to grip his neck next if he keeps moving those dam blocks 😂😂😂
Notice how the meatbag mixes up the blocks to confuse the skinjob
Tesla Robot. Serving cupcakes, he would have frosting all over his Ai hands. 😂
Soon the Tesla bot will be surpassing Boston dynamics especially if they continue at this pace
Thats pretty cool.
Very impressive
I hope we be able to buy one or two so they can go to work for us
One you destroy nature.The nature destroy you while you're sleeping
Welcome to our near future yoga teacher 😆
There's only one thing I need to know.. why was the tray yellow and not green?!😊
How much would it have cost them to buy the green tray?
Oh my god this is going to be so great for the bullet industries
I keep cycling the ironman mark 2 test flight music in my head as I watch this.🤯
What is the blue block doing at 0:39?
Oh, I see it now. Another block moves weird later, but at the different angle, you can see it's the pinky inadvertently moving it.
Amazing progress! The potential applications are interesting to consider, though of course innovations like these need a clear analysis of the potential downsides as well. Perhaps these types of robots are best suited to high-risk jobs where dexterity is necessary. Guess we'll just have to wait and see at this point.
The biggest downside is that it doesn't actually exist.
@@stampedetrail2003 that's what burnt shorts said about tesla china's "mud field."
fact is, elon will be the reason your job is automated away.
@@pt9845 Lol I'm not at all worried about it. If my job can be done with CGI fakery, have at it.
@@stampedetrail2003 if you believe a bipedal robot sorting cubes is far-fetched, considering tesla currently has self-driving robots already - there really is no hope for your mind.
@@pt9845 Sure wake me up when it's an actually real bipedal robot.
"Embrace the partnership between humans and robots, for together, we build a world where limitations are shattered and possibilities are endless."
-A wise man
You belive the bs that corrupt elites spew in your ears? This crap will not be used to help the common man
are we sure this is completely real? to me it almost looks like CGI. the smooth movements are mind boggling.
So you think they are lying?? Why would they do that??. How would they maintain such a lie?? To maintain the sense of progress the future lies would be totally out of control. Only outright scammers like Nikola Motors do that. Tesla has far too much to lose from lying. So of course it's real.
То есть когда ваша картина мира противоречит реальности тем хуже для реальности"?
Вот Tesla взяла, и ради вас, любимого, и ваших подозрений, вместо демонстрации реального робота наклепа CGI,, чтобы любой мог её разоблачить, И после этого акции Tesla рухнули в пропасть, похоронив всю компанию.. да-да-да, очень убедительно!
@@user-pi1kn8dg2s i didn't say it IS CGI. but there where several cases in the past, where presented humanoid robots had some help that where not immediately disclosed in the video. Like Ameca, who actually had a human speaking in the background. but the way the tesla devs interacted on twitter, it's most likely exactly as presented. a little cheating on this one wouldn't send the stock down, it doesn't matter so much at this point. but i'm considering getting into Tesla after seing this. Humanoid robots, convincingly moving and acting, are another holy grail. and i think together with their AI prowess, they are very well, or even alone, in the race. Boston Dynamics probably has stopped laughing 🙂
That's a bit faster and cleaner than the last clip I saw. I'd like to see a Tesla bot solve one of those fit-the-right-shape-in-the-right-hole toys that babies play with, put puzzles of increasing complexity together, solve a rubik's cube as fast as possible, etc. Give it some real human developmental tasks so we can easily see its capabilities on tasks. My guess is they would like to but it's still struggling with the baby toys.
a robot hand solving the Rubik's was shown 4 years ago
The facial expressions are amazing.
I can't wait until this thing can wash my truck
Will bet for next Optimus doing Tai Chi
fantastic
Tech enthusiast very hype including me
This is really cool! I can imagine that if it is not tethered to a power source then as soon as the battery gets low, a notification will be sent to another robot that will come and take its place while the low battery robot goes to "take a break" and recharge its battery. That is really cool. Thinking even beyond just the factory, you could send a few of these into space and just send them out into infinity like Elon did the Tesla roadster a few years ago.... if that actually happened of course.... who knows... it could have been "green screened".... just a thought.
with a charging floor they could literally work 24/7!
@@fredericoduvel3092 woah
Amazing finger movement
Now imagine it with a gun...
That flesh colored one moves almost as realistically as the silver and black one, maybe it just needs a firmware update.
Within, maybe well within 20 years you'll see one of these walking a dog. Strange days
Amazing...
One application for these could be at recycling centers.
Now if they could only cure cancer that fast.
If you watch the video you can it seems they’re fast forwarding the sorting demo when the human aid comes in he’s moving like the flash.
I slowed down the video to half speed. Then the movements of the human guy are more reasonable. But the robot is still pretty fast then. Like someone who's doing his work carefully.
Send 3 if them to Mars.
It would be great to watch them navigate around the terrain.
I do enjoy how self calibrating looks like throwing up gang signs
I just hope when they become fully autonomous they'll know who the real enemy of the people are.. but if the ones running the show now have control of them. No one is safe.
Scary..Elton's bots are smart
[yawn] "Welcome to the year 2000..." (Boston Dynamics programmer's voice)
It better be able to fold laundry
This video is party CGI. Elon , thanks for your Legendary honesty.
Yeah but in my house all the legos go together...
I still remember all the videos of ‘experts’ in the industry, mocking their first attempts as it was rolled out - all the naysayers - Haha - go suck some lemons.
I wonder, can Optimus roll it's eyes yet??
@@markthomas7279🤣
Companies will literally do anything except pay better wages
Can't wait to unbox Optimus LOL
We need LED eyes or something to indicate what its current attention is focused on. That would help people feel that it is a little more predictable. Kind of like stop lights or turn signals on a car.
This thing will be great for helping the disabled and seniors. With that being said, I hope this thing doesn’t completely take over every day tasks and make everyone lazy!
Anyone else think it was going to break that man's hand for moving the bricks around?
Damn Namaste dude
I think the name "B1-66ER" is a suitable name for this robot.
"May there be mercy on man & machine for their sins."
😝
The fact CGI was used at all leads to question how much of this was cgi
Undoing the robot's work looks like fun. I want that guy's job.😂 But only until it becomes aware that it can kill me in 0.1 sec.
"I am optimus prime"
The people that were criticizing theses robots are the same ones that they're jobs are going to be replace by these robots