Tesla unveils Optimus Gen 2 humanoid robot
By ForGeeks Tesla has unveiled “Optimus Gen 2,” the next generation of its humanoid robot, which should be able to perform repetitive tasks performed by humans.
Tesla has unveiled “Optimus Gen 2,” the next generation of its humanoid robot that should be able to perform repetitive tasks performed by humans.
Optimus 2 has been updated to be 13 kilograms lighter (it now weighs 60 kilograms), more maneuverable and more stable. Its movements are even more natural and its speed has increased by 30%.
In addition, Optimus 2 now has advanced fine motor skills with pressure sensors in each finger, so it can move eggs with dexterity without the risk of crushing them.
The Optimus 2 is also more agile, with pressure sensors in each finger, so it can move eggs without the risk of crushing them.
The feature of the new model is that the robot self-learns new skills using artificial intelligence technology. Thus, the robot does not need pre-recorded program commands.
The first model of the robot was unveiled just a year ago, and Tesla plans to use similar robots in its manufacturing facilities in the future. Once the robot proves its usefulness, Tesla will start selling it to other brands.
The first model of the robot was unveiled just a year ago, and Tesla plans to use similar robots in its manufacturing facilities going forward.
The cost of one copy will be about $20,000 (1.9 million rubles).
