As Tesla continues to showcase its humanoid robot Optimus in increasingly public settings, from the Boston Marathon to a Hollywood diner launch, CEO Elon Musk is finally outlining when the product could reach the real world—and what it will realistically be able to do at first.

Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday accused rivals in the Humanoid Robot space of copying the EV giant’s robotics technology. Frame-By-Frame Analysis During the earnings call with investors, Musk was asked about the progress of the next generation of Optimus robots.

Tesla is ramping up Optimus V3 production while Elon Musk keeps key robot upgrades secret to prevent competitors from copying the technology.

Like something out of a closer-to-real-life opening scene of iRobot, Elon Musk ended Tesla’s AI Day presentation by unveiling a functioning robot that he called the Tesla Bot. However, before your imagination gets the better of you, what appeared to ...

Tesla plans to spend $25 billion on AI, robots, and self-driving tech, but rivals are already ahead. Here’s what it means for the company’s future.

The head of Tesla China recently said Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA | TSLA Price Prediction)’s Shanghai Gigafactory will play a central role in scaling robot mass production, and I think that statement deserves more attention than it’s getting right now.