Discussions on the technology of the future are nothing new. Everyone wants to know about the new technology coming in the future. Perhaps that is why it is said that the future is born from the imagination of the present.
About 20 years ago we just imagined a smartphone, which has become a part of our lifestyle today. Robotics is a segment whose present is full of imagination and the future is full of possibilities.
Maybe we will be face to face with such robots this year. Elon Musk, the CEO of electric car maker Tesla, may launch his first humanoid this year. Humanoid means a mixture of human and android.
Tesla teased this robot at the Tesla AI Days held in August last year. The date of this year’s Tesla AI Day has been extended.
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Did Tesla postpone its event because of Optimus?
The event, which was to be held on August 19, 2022, will now be held on September 30. If reports are to be believed, Tesla has pushed this event forward due to the launch of its humanoid.
Musk may unveil a working Optimus prototype at the Tesla AI Day event. Optimus or Optimus Subprime would be a humanoid. The production of version 1 can start in the year 2023.
Robots will do what humans can’t
According to Elon Musk, his robot will do all the things that a human does not want to do. He said that you may find it a fantasy, but we will make it and it will be safe too, there will be nothing like Terminator. Musk believes that his robot will make the world better than a car.
Will the labor cost be lower?
Musk wants to reduce labor costs with the help of these machines. He said that the foundation of any economy is laid on labor.
What if you have no shortage of people to work with? Allen says that even though Optimus will work for humans, he will not pose a threat to humans. live TV
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