Published 2 years ago

No Terminator: Musk teases ‘useful’ humanoid robot

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Elon Musk says an Optimus humanoid robot that Tesla is developing could be priced at less than $20,000. The robot, which remains a work-in-progress, waved to the audience and raised its knees. Tesla is adapting its autonomous car technology to give Optimus capabilities such as walking safely or working on a factory floor.

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The Hindu

Musk teases humanoid robot ‘Optimus’

Tesla is adapting its autonomous car technology to give Optimus capabilities such as walking safely or working on a factory floor.

2 years ago·India

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The Guardian Nigeria

No Terminator: Musk teases ‘useful’ humanoid robot

Elon Musk on Friday showed off the latest version of a humanoid robot that the world's richest man said could one day eliminate poverty.

2 years ago·Nigeria

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Zeit Online

Elon Musk presents humanoid robot

A robot presented by Tesla boss Elon Musk is to be built for the mass market and costs under 20,000 dollars. Its exact intended use is still unclear.

2 years ago·Germany

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Japan Today

No Terminator: Musk teases 'useful' humanoid robot

Elon Musk on Friday showed off the latest version of a humanoid robot that the world's richest man said could one day eliminate poverty. An Optimus prototype wheeled on stage during an annual Tesla AI Day presentation was mounted to a small platform. The robot, which remains a work-in-progress, waved…

2 years ago·Sakado, Japan

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Sky News Australia

‘Terminator vibes’: Elon Musk unveils Tesla’s humanoid robot

Sky News technology contributor Djuro Sen says it looks like Elon Musk’s humanoid robot, called Optimus, has a “little way to go”, after the tech billionaire showcased a prototype at Tesla's AI Day. “It has a bit of 'Terminator' vibes about it,” Mr Sen told Sky News Australia. “It is early days yet but he’s hoping to ramp it up and sell units for twenty thousand dollars US, like, saturate the market, which doesn’t currently happen with a huma

2 years ago·Australia

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