Tesla will launch a “Tesla Bot” humanoid robot prototype next year, created for dangerous, repetitive, or monotonous work that people don’t like to do, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said. He said the robot could do jobs like attaching bolts in cars with a wrench or picking up groceries at stores.
“The robot can suggest intelligent ideas for the economy,” Musk said. He said that the machine was not “super-expensive.” The AI Day event came due to rising investigation for the safety and capabilities of Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” advanced assistant system. Musk seemed sure of achieving full self-driving.
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US safety officials had initiated an investigation into Tesla’s driver assistant system because of several accidents where Tesla cars crashed into police cars and fire trucks. At the event, Tesla also revealed chips it invented in-house for its high-speed computer, Dojo, to improve its automated driving system.