Musk is optimistic about humanoid robots and said that 80% of Tesla's value will come from Optimus humanoid robots

On September 2nd, foreign media reported that Tesla was an early investor in humanoid robots. Its Optimus humanoid robot was announced at AI Day 2021, officially debuted at AI Day the following year, and launched its second generation in 2023. Deliveries to other companies are planned for this year, with a goal of producing 50,000 to 100,000 units next year.

With the advancement of artificial intelligence technology and the increasing number of companies involved in humanoid robotics, humanoid robotics has become a hot field, with events such as humanoid robot half marathons and humanoid robot sports competitions already underway.

With humanoid robotics becoming a hot development, Tesla, an early adopter, has been a major beneficiary and is optimistic about its future.

While interacting with fans on social media, Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated that 80% of Tesla's future value will come from Optimus.

Musk mentioned this when a fan asked him about the steps to implement the fourth version of "Project Grand Vision." Fans speculate that the fourth version of Tesla's "grand vision" will rely on the large-scale deployment of FSD and Optimus, and Musk has cited these two as key factors.

Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot has broad application prospects in industrial production. In May of last year, the company released a video of the second-generation humanoid robot at work in the factory, precisely placing batteries on pallets.