Tesla ramps Optimus to hundreds a week, but the robots can’t generalize
- Tesla is now building several hundred Optimus humanoid robots per week at Fremont, roughly 10 times its Q2 output, according to a new report.
- But the robots coming off the line still can’t handle generalized tasks – limiting their usefulness.
- The report also describes fragile hands, misaligned parts on the assembly line, and suppliers that can’t hold quality at volume.
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- Tesla is now building several hundred Optimus humanoid robots per week at Fremont, roughly 10 times its Q2 output, according to a new report.
- But the robots coming off the line still can’t handle generalized tasks – limiting their usefulness.
- The report also describes fragile hands, misaligned parts on the assembly line, and suppliers that can’t hold quality at volume.
Sources: Electrek