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Optimus can now sort objects autonomously 🤖 Its neural network is trained fully end-to-end: video in, controls out. Come join to help develop Optimus (& improve its yoga routine 🧘) →

Tesla Optimus

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Elon Musk3 years ago

Progress

Sawyer Merritt3 years ago

BUT WALL ST SAYS UR JUST A CAR COMPANY!

Lex Fridman3 years ago

This speed of progress is super exciting to see!

Emmet Peppers3 years ago

This is incredible progress

Gail Alfar3 years ago

this is got to be one of the coolest places to work in the USA! 😎

Warren Redlich - Chasing Dreams 🇺🇸3 years ago

Sweet! Next up ... cooking demos - Optimus makes an omelet.

The Tesla Hoe3 years ago

One step closer to folding my clothes! 🧺 Can’t wait to have my own Optimus!

serious gemini3 years ago

man i could almost feel it got annoyed right there

Elon's My Hero — e/acc 🤖FALSC3 years ago

Awesome, but a couple questions. 1, why is it using its right hand to sort and not the left? Just copying what most people do? 2, why is it sorting with just one hand? Why doesn't it sort the blue with its right hand and green with its left hand at the same time?

Scott Wainner3 years ago

Oh man, I thought that music sounded familiar. 🤣

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