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Tesla, Inc.
Models offered3
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Model 1Manufacturing & Industrial OperationsTesla, Inc.
Model 2Manufacturing & Industrial OperationsOptimus Gen 1
Humanoid Robotsthe first-generation general-purpose humanoid robot developed by Tesla, Inc. It was unveiled at Tesla AI Day 2022 as Tesla's first functional humanoid prototype. Designed to perform dangerous, repetitive, and physically demanding tasks
68 kg (150 lb) Target · 20 kg CarryTesla, Inc.
Model 3Manufacturing & Industrial OperationsOptimus Gen 2
Humanoid RobotsTesla Optimus v2.5 is the mid-prototype upgrade is to test the Electronics, Motors and AI systems for the new production version 3 coming in Q1 2026 and also to completely automate the factory production line for V3 robot to full scale 1M robots mass production a year to bring the cost down to only 20,000 $ per robot. Right now the Optimus v2.5 is produced at Tesla Fremont factory, California by human workers.
180 cm · 20 km/hTesla, Inc.
Optimus Gen 3
Humanoid RobotsThe Tesla Optimus (Optimus Gen 3) is Tesla's next-generation general-purpose humanoid robot designed for manufacturing, logistics, and future domestic assistance. Standing 173 cm tall and weighing approximately 57 kg, it combines autonomous bipedal locomotion, advanced whole-body control, vision-based AI derived from Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology, and highly dexterous 22-degree-of-freedom hands capable of increasingly complex manipulation tasks. Initially intended for repetitive and hazardous work inside Tesla factories, Optimus is also being developed for future applications in logistics, commercial services, and household assistance. Tesla's long-term strategy is to manufacture the robot at automotive scale, targeting millions of units annually.
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