The second generation Optimus differs from its predecessor with a 30% increased speed and a 10 kg reduced weight.
But the real improvement is in the area of fine motor skills: The robot can now interact with small and fragile objects using “all-finger tactile sensing”. This ability was demonstrated in a video where Optimus deftly picks up an egg from the bowl with one hand and transfers it to the other.
“There’s a new bot in town,” reads a post on Network
Tesla representatives noted that in the future, humanoid robots may replace humans in performing dangerous and monotonous tasks. However, the exact date when these technologies will be available has not yet been determined.
Source: Ferra
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