ELON MUSK LEAKED THE WAY TESLA BUILDS OPTIMUS WITH NEVER SEEN TECH, WILL HIT MARKET 2025

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This video delves into the intricate manufacturing process of Tesla's Optimus robot, highlighting the blend of manual labor and advanced engineering required. It contrasts the current manual assembly with Tesla's automated EV production, noting the development of both Gen 1 and Gen 2 models concurrently. Key hardware advancements discussed include a lighter, more aesthetically pleasing Gen 2 body with polyurethane plastics, enhanced sensory capabilities with multiple cameras and an interactive screen in the head, and a sophisticated torso with electric motors and drive systems, drawing parallels to Tesla's EV technology. The review emphasizes the use of custom AI chips, neural networks, and visual systems derived from Tesla's FSD program for navigation and interaction. While acknowledging the potential for mass production by 2025 and a target price under $20,000, the video expresses skepticism about the claimed all-day battery life, suggesting a more realistic 8-hour duration. The editorial concludes that Optimus holds revolutionary potential for industrial and domestic applications, despite current limitations in response time and autonomous operation.