Musk said that Tesla will start producing humanoid robots as early as next year, what is the outside

The outside world is very much looking forward to the development and creation of this kind of robot, because with such a robot, people who are unwilling to do things can be done by the robot, and they can free their hands.

Tesla's AI technology can only be said to be at a medium level in the world.

As the technology of our lives became more and more developed, people began to invent and create some labor robots to work in our place, so as to reduce our pressure. Humanoid robots, we all have a certain understanding on TV, there are many types of robots, such as the nanny type who does housework series, and the teacher type who imparts knowledge, and so on. If humanoid robots can be made, I think there are pros and cons.

The advantage is that it can properly share the pressure of people's lives and improve people's quality of life, and there is a possibility that if a large number of production enterprises use robots, then this will reduce people's employment opportunities and make many people unable to find jobs. This time, Tesla said that it began to produce humanoid robots, and I personally feel that this is the case, and it may not be produced, because their production level can only be regarded as medium in the world.

What's going on here?

Speaking at the opening of Tesla's new car assembly plant in Austin, Texas, Musk said that "we are on track to produce the first version of the Optimus robot next year." Musk previously said that Tesla will build a humanoid robot that can perform repetitive tasks, and the prototype may be ready next year. At the same time, Musk believes that such robots may alleviate the current situation of labor shortages.

But Musk did not reveal a working prototype of the robot. So many netizens think that Musk is bragging, in fact, I don't believe it, Musk himself said, the keys that have accidents in Tesla cars over the years are not uncommon, if their AI technology is really so powerful, then why have they never solved some car hidden dangers?

My personal thoughts on this matter.

If Tesla can really produce humanoid robots next year, then it proves that their technological level is already in a leading state, but I think this kind of thing is unlikely.

<> Tesla will start producing humanoid robots as early as next year, what level does Tesla's AI technology belong to in the world?

In the past, Tesla purchased products from the Israeli company Mobileye in terms of AI chips, and later turned to developing AI chips and recognition technology in-house. As Tesla's lead in the field of electrification may be gradually narrowed in the future, its core competitiveness is mainly concentrated in intelligence, autonomous driving technology, data and brand.

To this end, CEO Elon Musk has constantly expressed his desire for world-class chip designers, Tesla already has an excellent track position, through self-developed autonomous driving chips and artificial intelligence algorithms, and with the largest number of teams continue to provide real road data for deep learning, Tesla will have a higher algorithm iteration efficiency than other competitors.

The most striking feature of the FSD chip is that it adapts to the redundancy requirements of autonomous driving. On the same board of the FSD chip, two identical processing modules are placed next to each other. It takes courage to make this choice, because splitting the chip in two means that performance will also suffer, and it will be difficult to accept in an environment where performance is the only measure.

However, in the case of autonomous driving systems, the redundancy of the system means that if one of the modules is faulty or damaged, the software can detect and flag the faulty module in time to isolate the faulty module, while the other module has a separate power supply and storage system and can continue to work unaffected.

Tesla's purpose in releasing the chip is also obvious, hoping to replace the existing NVIDIA chip with its self-developed technology and deploy its own FSD chip on Tesla's vehicles. It should be pointed out that Tesla's custom-developed AI chip does not mean that Tesla has achieved the ability to reverse everything in the field of AI. As for the real-world solution for full self-driving, Tesla is just getting started.

However, some people believe that Tesla can rely on this chip to become a phoenix and eventually lead mankind into the era of full self-driving.

I think Tesla's AI technology is also at the top of the world, and according to the official response, their AR intelligent robot can achieve petaflop floating point calculations per second, and can also be connected to artificial intelligence vision devices on traditional traffic lights, which can view traffic conditions.

Tesla's AI technology is the most advanced level in the world, Tesla has a very strong artificial intelligence team, Tesla's artificial intelligence is also incomparable to other teams, and artificial intelligence is currently very advanced.

It is a high level. Because they're able to make the AI very realistic. It looks like a real person.

I think Tesla's AI technology is at the leading level in the world, and although Huawei in our country is very strong, Tesla is currently stronger than Huawei.

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Tesla is an American electric vehicle and energy company, founded in 2003 by Martin. Alberhard and Mark. Tarpenning co-founded. The founders named the company "Tesla Motors" in honor of the physicist Nikolai. Tesla.

Meaning of the Tesling Sanla logo:On February 5, 2017, according to foreign media (Venturebeat), for the automaker, the car logo is as important as the car itself. Of course, the design of the logo has become a very important task.

Tesla's Model T logo, which has become famous in recent years, has become widely known, but it turns out that this simple logo is not only an acronym for the inventor's Tesla name, but also has a deeper meaning behind it. Tesla CEO Elon Musk explained on Twitter that the stylized "T" is actually a hint at the company's products, saying that the T-logo represents a cross-section of the electric motor.

Obsession: Creation of characters.

But even as specialized industrial efficiency continues to lead people down the path to automation, there is one primitive religious obsession that has never really gone away: to create man like the Creator.

Asimov tells the story of Andrew Martin, a self-aware robot who spent his life replacing his mechanical body with an organ, nerve center and appearance with an organism in order to be recognized as a human being, and gave up his immortality to connect his positron brain with organic nerves, and was finally recognized as a human at the end of his life. The Sophia Robot incident is not a singular phenomenon, and in recent years, cutting-edge technology companies have generally shown great enthusiasm for the development and manufacturing of humanoid robots. For example, Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot "Atlas", and Tesla's bipedal robot "Tesla Bot" announced at AI Day.

Humanoid robots can be a better substitute for human resources in some areas. For example, industries with high risk coefficients, harmful gas environments, military fields, etc. can reduce the number of personnel**.

I hope that robots can better improve our lives, can help free hands, can make life easier, and the best robots are not too expensive, and they must be in line with social production conditions.

It is hoped that the functions of the robot are comprehensive, which can promote innovation in technology, and some intelligent design can be added, and the innovation of the robot is expected to provide a convenient life for others.

If Tesla enters the robot market, according to Tesla's influence, it will quickly occupy the market. At the same time, once the robot produced by Tesla is listed, it will definitely bring a lot of pressure to other robot companies, and if the effect is good, it may affect the entire global robot market.

Tesla is a relatively good company, this company's influence is particularly large, and the development and overall effect in recent years are very meaningful, and its promotion is particularly strong.

First, quickly occupy the market.

Once Tesla started the production of robots, it is believed that with Tesla's speed and efficiency, coupled with Tesla's influence, the robot market will be rapidly expanded, and the market will definitely be occupied in a short period of time. <>

Second, put pressure on other robotics companies.

Tesla itself is particularly influential, in the automotive, aerospace and other fields of research and reputation is also resounding all over the world, if Tesla enters the robot market, it must take more time and energy, with Tesla's own manufacturing efficiency, if the time to manufacture the robot should not be very bad, in that case, it will definitely bring competitive pressure to other robot companies, if a slightly smaller company will even face elimination. <>

3. Affect the global robot market.

Tesla's current aerospace and automotive industry has occupied a large market in the world, and the overall effect of Tesla's aerospace and automotive industry is quite good, according to this production efficiency, it can be seen that if Tesla enters the robot market, it should also bring better efficiency to the market, at least it can affect the global robot market. Such an influence should be relatively obvious, and I also believe that the Tesla team is still very strong and creative. Once the robot is launched, it will definitely be recognized by everyone after it is launched.

Tesla will start producing a humanoid robot called Optimus as early as 2023, which will be able to do a lot of things that humans don't want to do, and said that the robot will bring an "era of abundance" to humanoid robots that can perform repetitive tasks.

It is possible to change the world after that, and these robots may help humans do things that humans are not willing to do, so it can be seen that Musk is very ambitious, and it will probably be put into production next year.

In this way, people's hands can be freed, and Musk also wants to change the world in this way, this robot will be put into use later, and it can do things that humans are not willing to do.

It can promote the development of Tesla, help ensure market profits, help expand into new fields, promote economic development, and open up new projects.

To a certain extent, as a scientific and technological innovation enterprise, Tesla has perfectly fulfilled its innovation obligations. Tesla has an irreplaceable position in many fields, and has created a precedent for new energy vehicles and autonomous driving technology. Now Tesla has set its sights on humanoid robots, and I'm looking forward to Tesla's future performance.

1. I am very optimistic about Tesla's humanoid robots.

Before Tesla announced the imminent launch of humanoid robots, the concept of humanoid robots had actually been rumored for many years. However, because the humanoid robot itself needs to have a certain foundation in artificial intelligence, and at the same time, it also needs to break through various science and technology, and the research and development of humanoid robots has not come out for a long time. Tesla said that it will launch a prototype of a humanoid robot in 2022, and although the humanoid robot will still not be mass-produced by then, it is also very worth looking forward to.

Second, Musk's remarks have been ridiculed by many people.

I'm speechless about this, Musk's speech is for science and technology, which in itself is a good thing. Some people think that Musk's Tesla may not be able to do this, and they think that Musk is whimsical, so they laugh at Musk to the fullest. I think these people can not believe in Tesla, but at least they need to support the innovation of science and technology, I can't think of any reason to laugh at Musk and Tesla, we need to be more tolerant of new things.

3. Tesla has performed well in many areas.

Before Tesla officially became the world's second largest company by market capitalization, Tesla went through a long dark period, and many people did not believe that Tesla could succeed, but Tesla finally proved to us that self-driving technology and new energy vehicle technology were demonstrated. It is precisely for this reason that many people regard Tesla not only as a technology company, but also as an enterprise with idealistic scientific research work. Regarding Tesla's preparation to launch a humanoid robot, I myself expressed my strong support.

There is nothing to look forward to, Ma Dazui is just a chicken blood to the capital market in order to continue to create an image of a high-tech company for himself.

Under this problem, special fans who do not understand technology and practitioners in related industries will inevitably be divided into two distinct factions. In fact, anyone who has a little common sense of robot-related technology knows that in 2022, there will be no humanoid robots that can be used, and when the time comes, take the open source ** in Boston next door to make a prototype that can run two steps, and it will be announced that the bull that Ma Dazui has boasted about has been realized.

What's more, from the perspective of bionics, the humanoid is not the optimal solution, Ma Dazui estimates that he has to engage in humanoid robots after watching too many animated movies. Let's not talk about anything else, there are not many places where humanoid robots can be equipped with batteries, and there is no mention of what type of battery is used throughout the conference.

With the current level of human technology, the battery with the highest energy density can't supply this thing to work at full capacity for more than three minutes, so it's quite suitable to use the COS M78 starman.

By the way, how do other humanoid robots in District 11 solve the energy problem?

Therefore, Musk's humanoid robot will either be made plug-in, or it will need to wait for a qualitative breakthrough in battery technology before it can be truly put into practical use. The vision of replacing humans' dangerous work and repetitive work is good (although everyone who makes robots thinks so), but it is unlikely that there will be any practical application in the short term.