Tesla boss Elon Musk, who has spoken enthusiastically of Optimus ever since the company first announced it in 2021, has claimed that “thousands” of the robots may one day be deployed alongside human ...

Tesla gave an update on its humanoid robot program, which is known as Tesla Bot or Optimus. New images of prototypes were quite impressive, making the project look less like a sideshow and ...

The $40 Tesla Bot Action Figure went on sale on Saturday and the toy sold out in under 24 hours, Teslarati, an outlet that covers Musk, SpaceX and Tesla reported. As of Monday, the figure is still ...

Before Saturday's post, the official Optimus X account showed the bot without the shiny white Tesla coating and walking around more slowly and less gracefully. Despite the apparent recent ...

“The Tesla bot will be real,” he claimed, as people laughed at him. Since then, Musk has made a lot of wild allegations about what this contraption will look like and how it will ...

A new video shows off Tesla’s humanoid robots that are now all walking together, with chassis installed, and can perform new mundane tasks. A new video shows off Tesla’s humanoid robots that ...

The Tesla Bot, also named Optimus, will take over dangerous and repetitive manual labor from humans. Tesla is expected to unveil a prototype of its long-awaited humanoid robot on Friday night ...

The Tesla bot was not a serious product when Musk first revealed the project in 2021, when a man in a robot suit took the stage to perform a silly dance. But in 2022, the company showed off a ...

In one video posted to X, a bartending bot at the event told a guest: “Today, I’m assisted by a human. I’m not yet fully autonomous.” Tesla did not respond to requests for comment.

In a later post, the CEO added, “We could probably make this real next year,” raising hopes in both Cybertruck and Tesla bot enthusiasts. “I volunteer my truck for the test,” an X user wrote.