Check out the latest Tesla Bot in this video update.

Tesla just released a video with the latest version Tesla Botthe company’s humanoid robot that could one day be deployed alongside factory workers or possibly replace them entirely.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced in 2021 that the company is working on a robot, saying it will be used to “eliminate dangerous, repetitive and boring tasks.” The next thing we heard was last September when Tesla unveiled a prototype.

Looking at the video on Tuesday, the Tesla Bot appears to be in good shape, although it still walks like it has a pinched nerve in its back.

The 65-second video shows the robot in various settings, including an office and factory where a worker can be seen working on assembling an electric van. Cybertruck from Tesla will appear soon.

We also see a demonstration of the robot’s torque control, including its ability to No crack an egg when it really looks like it will. Using on-board cameras and a suite of sensors, the bipedal robot can also explore and remember its environment, fine-tuning it to work in the designated area.

Of course, he also has some artificial intelligence built into him, and the video shows him training in this area using human input.

The most impressive part of the video is how the Tesla Bot interacts with various objects with its robotic arms, a task notoriously difficult for robots to successfully complete and a vital skill if the Tesla robot ever leaves. meaningful.

Currently, the robot lacks the versatility for things like cartwheels, an ability that an advanced robot specialist Boston Dynamics included one of her amazing robots, but how many factory workers have you seen doing acrobat stunts while assembling a car?

While the Tesla Bot is clearly making significant progress, it’s still unclear when the electric car maker will be able to use the bot to improve the efficiency of its business, meaning Tesla workers can sleep well (for now).