Starting in 2025, your Tesla will be produced by humanoid robots

Elon Musk confirmed that, starting in 2025, Optimus robots will join the ranks of Tesla to participate in the company’s production.

There won’t be much laughing around the coffee machine at Tesla soon, once the robots have pushed the last human employees out the door. However, one can wonder about the timing of the announcement of the 95% automation of the Tesla factory in Shanghai a few days ago and the announcement by Elon Musk himself regarding the introduction of robots as early as 2025.

Soon there won’t be much room left for human action in the Gigafactory of the American manufacturer. It is no longer a secret that the CEO and largest shareholder of Tesla is on a somewhat paradoxical futuristic trip. On Earth, he wants to replace humans with robots, and in space, he wants to send humans to Mars while that should be the job of robots…

Production and Marketing in 2025

Not everything is bad in the idea of creating humanoid robots to assist with certain daily tasks, especially for the elderly and isolated individuals. Just like robotic pets are set to spread very quickly, whether we like it or not…

In the case of Tesla Optimus, the progress is staggering month after month. The immense power of artificial intelligence developed by Elon Musk’s satellite companies is making it possible to overcome barriers that were once thought insurmountable. Beyond the mobility of limbs and particularly the gripping ability, which requires ultra-precise pressure sensors in the fingers, these obstacles are being lifted one after the other.

Today, Musk believes that the level of maturity for production and marketing is being reached. Next, the plan will be to offer software updates like those for an iPhone. Finally, marketing will take care of the rest to explain to you that your Tesla fully assembled by machines is the epitome of modernity.

When all other companies have done the same, it will be necessary to find humans with jobs who can afford a car. But Elon will have found a solution by then.

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