According to Teslarati, Tesla is leveling up its futuristic Optimus robot and Elon Musk recently revealed why. According to Musk, Tesla is focused on refining the robot’s design to make production simpler and faster—a crucial step if Optimus is to roll out on a large scale.
At Tesla’s “We, Robot” event in Los Angeles, Musk set the stage for the possibilities Optimus could unlock. Imagine a robot assistant at your service: walking your dog, babysitting, even serving drinks at parties. Optimus aims to make life easier and more fun at a price of $20,000 to $30,000, potentially becoming one of Tesla’s biggest product hits.
Optimus is already showing its capabilities at Tesla’s own factories, where it’s tackling tasks and learning quickly. But for Optimus to hit the mainstream, Tesla’s designers have to simplify its build, ensuring that every component can be mass-produced easily. This approach mirrors Tesla's journey with vehicles like the Model Y, which shares components with the Model 3 to streamline production.
What does this mean for future Optimus owners? A more streamlined design means quicker production, easier maintenance, and, best of all, no drop in capability. Tesla’s AI tech, as seen with Full Self-Driving, is designed to evolve over time—so Optimus will only keep getting smarter.
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