Elon Musk presented Optimus robot at Tesla's AI Day. The first prototype Optimus robot stole the show at the 2022 Tesla AI Day, in addition to updates on Autopilot and the Dojo chip.
00:00 - Elon Musk Reveals Optimus Robot
02:03 - Tesla Robot AI Vision
02:53 - Optimus Unit One Production Model Reveal
04:07 - Elon Musk Talks About The Cost of Optimus
05:30 - Elon Musk Answers Questions On Optimus
07:37 - Improving Full Self Driving In Tesla Using Neural Networks
10:27 - Elon Musk Answers Questions on The Neural Network
11:11 - The Dojo System
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00:00 - Elon Musk Reveals Optimus Robot
02:03 - Tesla Robot AI Vision
02:53 - Optimus Unit One Production Model Reveal
04:07 - Elon Musk Talks About The Cost of Optimus
05:30 - Elon Musk Answers Questions On Optimus
07:37 - Improving Full Self Driving In Tesla Using Neural Networks
10:27 - Elon Musk Answers Questions on The Neural Network
11:11 - The Dojo System
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Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst There is no doubt Elon Musk always introduces new exciting factors in innovative technologies, like in robotics. Optimus (in this iteration which according to those in the known is already being totally revamped and improved) is a classical bipedal robot, which many dismiss as being useless, preferring traditional robots which can be of any shape to make precision or heavy work. We think the idea of a bipedal robot, with a Neural Network is a necessary development and the use cases will appear. Tesla is not just an electric car company. It's an innovation centre. Yes, Musk loves the hype, and many of his projects get half forgotten in the mind of people (where is Neurolink now? Probably being reworked or left aside until there is more research?), but he is a serious engineer who takes old ideas and change them into new developments who nobody else dreamt or was too dismissive to try. The Neural Network he is researching and pushing forward will serve to grow this field, and to improve safety in smart autonomous (or not) vehicles, changing the way we relate to our digital devices, lastly to improve the life of everyone.