Tesla Optimus is showing increasingly human-like dexterity, one of the hardest things for any robot to master Walking is impressive, but hands are what make a humanoid truly useful Gripping, adjusting, picking up objects, handling tools, and interacting with the world the way humans do… that’s where real-world automation begins Optimus is being built for our world, designed to handle the kinds of tasks humans do every day

TESLA Optimus Professor — Imagine a humanoid robot teaching science, answering questions, and helping students learn in real time. Advanced AI, robot professors could transform classrooms, making education smarter, more interactive, and accessible to everyone.

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@Tesla_Optimus is now autonomously navigating daily in our office & labs We also deployed two Optimus bots performing tasks in the factory, all on their own And Optimus can also now walk on highly variable ground using neural nets to control its electric limbs