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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Tesla, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 3,084 stories have been published about Tesla which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Tesla, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 3,084 stories have been published about Tesla which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Business · Palo AltoTesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled an early prototype of its Optimus humanoid robot. The robot emerged from behind a curtain, walked around, waved, and "raised the roof" with its hands to the beat of techno music. "Literally the first time the robot has operated without a tether was on stage tonight," said Musk.See the Story
Elon Musk shows off humanoid robot prototype at Tesla AI Day
Coverage: 54 sources
TeslaElon Musk presents latest prototype of humanoid robot being developed by his Tesla electric car company. Optimus appeared on stage at a Silicon Valley event, where it waved to the audience and raised its knees. Mr Musk said the robot was work-in-progress but could be on sale to the public in a few years' time.See the Story
“Transforming civilization” and “building a future of plenty”: Elon Musk presented Tesla's ambitious humanoid robot
Coverage: 7 sources
Business · AustinTesla CEO Elon Musk has said a robot business will be worth more than its cars, and on Friday investors, customers and potential workers expect to see a prototype at Tesla's "AI Day" that could prove whether the bot named "Optimus" is ready for work. See the Story
Elon Musk set to showcase Tesla's humanoid robot after delay
45% Center coverage: 20 sources
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TeslaAn early prototype of Tesla Inc.'s proposed Optimus humanoid robot slowly and awkwardly walked onto a stage, turned, and waved to a cheering crowd. The basic tasks by the robot with exposed wires and electronics were a long way from CEO Elon Musk's vision of a human-like robot that can change the world.See the Story
Tesla robot walks, waves, but doesn't show off complex tasks
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TeslaElon 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.See the Story
No Terminator: Musk teases ‘useful’ humanoid robot
Coverage: 2 sources
TeslaElon Musk showed off a prototype humanoid robot walking and waving its hand. The multibillionaire was seeking to demonstrate Tesla's advances in artificial intelligence. A second robot - the latest iteration of what Tesla calls Optimus - also appeared on stage. Musk said that while Optimus wasn't quite ready to walk, it has opposable thumbs and can perform tasks.See the Story
Elon Musk's Tesla shows latest robot prototype with opposable thumbs
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TeslaElon Musk unveils a robot that can raise its arms. The Financial Times does not appear to be particularly enthusiastic about what it describes as a rudimentary prototype. The event seemed to be primarily intended to attract young robotics talent to join Tesla teams. Elon Musk has been rather vague about what the robot can do, while specifying that it has no limit.See the Story
Robotics. Elon Musk unveils Optimus prototypes with several new features › Geeky News
TeslaElon Musk has unveiled Optimus, Tesla's first humanoid robot. The robot will be equipped with a series of sensors and motors designed using Tesla technology. Optimus will be produced in millions of units and should cost less than $20,000. Musk has shown how Optimus can move, perfectly mimicking human movements.See the Story
Elon Musk unveiled Optimus, his first humanoid robot (it will cost less than $20,000) › Geeky News
Tesla · ItalyThe Optimus robot was presented at Tesla's Ai Day event. Promised in three or five years at most, it should be used in factories. “But there are still so many problems to be solved in such a short time,” the robotics experts explainSee the Story
Musk's android says hello to the world. But getting to sell it will be a challenge
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TeslaElon Musk might need to step it up in Tesla robotics department -- because his signature droid doesn't hold a candle to the ones from Boston Dynamics ... so says Twitter anyway. The CEO was on hand Friday as his company unveiled some new toys as…See the Story
Tesla's Humanoid Robot Mocked Amid Comparisons with Boston Dynamics
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