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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, unveiled the company’s latest creation, Optimus Gen 2, in 2023. The robot is designed to perform repetitive and hazardous tasks with precision, thanks to its advanced sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence. The robot features an articulated limb that mimics human movements, making it versatile in various functions.

Optimus Gen 2 has already been implemented in two units at Tesla’s factories. However, the specific tasks they perform and which factory they are located in have not been disclosed by Musk. In a conference call with investors last April, Musk stated that the robot could potentially be involved in manufacturing-related tasks by the end of the year and could have a full launch by the end of 2025.

Tesla has been making advancements under Musk’s leadership for several years now. For instance, in 2018, Tesla hit a milestone of producing 5k Model 3 vehicles per week. Giga Nevada also reached an annual battery production rate of 20 GWh in the same year. Furthermore, Model 3 became the best-selling EV in the US.

Optimus Gen 2 is designed to revolutionize manufacturing processes and work environments by working safely alongside humans. Its advanced control system for machine learning enables intuitive user interfaces for programming and adapting to new tasks seamlessly. With its long-lasting battery, energy efficiency and durability make it suitable for industrial applications.

As Tesla continues to make strides under Musk’s leadership, Optimus Gen 2 is poised to revolutionize how manufacturing processes are carried out by working safely alongside humans.

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