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It is expected that three main iterations will be needed to achieve a highly perfected version of the Tesla Optimus humanoid robot. Elon Musk stated as much in the most recent episode of the All In podcast. As a result, you should anticipate that in large quantities. Additionally, I believe that three production versions of Optimus are likely required.
Therefore, the design must be improved at least three times before production is scaled up to produce more than a million units annually. And at that time, I believe the labor and material cost on Optimus is probably not going to be much higher than $10,000. In 2025, Tesla intends to produce a restricted quantity of Optimus robots, which will become more widely accessible in 2026.
In five to six years, he hopes to have the robot produced at a rate of one million units annually. at scale volume using three significant technological developments. Therefore, if a modest car costs $25,000, an Optimus a humanoid robot that can be your friend and is perhaps even more superior than R2D2 and C3PO would probably cost about $20,000.
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It is expected that three main iterations will be needed to achieve a highly perfected version of the Tesla Optimus humanoid robot. Elon Musk stated as much in the most recent episode of the All In podcast. As a result, you should anticipate that in large quantities. Additionally, I believe that three production versions of Optimus are likely required.
Therefore, the design must be improved at least three times before production is scaled up to produce more than a million units annually. And at that time, I believe the labor and material cost on Optimus is probably not going to be much higher than $10,000. In 2025, Tesla intends to produce a restricted quantity of Optimus robots, which will become more widely accessible in 2026.
In five to six years, he hopes to have the robot produced at a rate of one million units annually. at scale volume using three significant technological developments. Therefore, if a modest car costs $25,000, an Optimus a humanoid robot that can be your friend and is perhaps even more superior than R2D2 and C3PO would probably cost about $20,000.
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