Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled the agency’s latest generation of Optimus computers during Tesla’s” We, Robot” celebration at Warner Bros Discovery Studios in Burbank, California, on Thursday.
Tesla’s newest generation of Optimus computers were moving toward the stage, but Musk claimed the firm had “made a lot of improvement” in creating a “robot with arms and legs rather than a machine with wheels.”
Discussing Tesla’s Optimus machine system, Musk said,” As you can see, we started up with someone in a machine coat, and therefore we’ve progressed substantially year after year. So if you extrapolate this, you’re definitely going to have something impressive, something that anyone could unique”.
Musk claimed that people will eventually be able to have their own individual computers. According to Musk, consumers will eventually be able to purchase an Optimus machine between$ 20, 000 and$ 30, 000, looking ahead to the Optimus machine program’s future.
” And what can it do? It’ll be able to accomplish anything you want”, Musk said. So you can teach them or care for your children. It may walk your dog, mow your yard, getting the groceries, just become your friend, serve drinks. Whatever you can think of, it will do”.
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The Tesla CEO stated at the promote event on Thursday that he thinks the Optimus robot may be” the biggest item possibly of any kind.” He added,” I think every one of the 8 billion people of earth, I think one’s going to need their Prime friend”.
Musk added that the Optimus computers will be able to support a variety of goods and services, noting that “everyone will be able to include any products and services they want.”
The Tesla CEO then explained to the audience that the Optimus computers may be present at the event so that attendees could “walk straight up to them” and that some of the computers would even be serving drinks.
A picture of Musk’s Optimus machine display was shared by Collin Rugg, co-owner of Trending politicians, on X, previously Online. In his post, Rugg said Musk introduced an “army of Optimus computers” at Thursday’s function.
Additional videos on social media show the Tesla computers interacting with celebration participants, serving drinks, handing out product bags, walking about, dancing, and playing rock-paper-scissors.