Tesla says it is already building Optimus in Fremont, but admits the robots do not have finished hands
In its quarterly report published on October 21, Tesla says production of its Optimus humanoid robot began on its high-volume lines in Fremont, California, and that these are the first production-quality robots it has manufactured. The document includes no unit figures and classifies that capacity as "Early Ramp". Musk spoke of "early production" and of an adoption curve with a shallow slope, and acknowledged they are building robots without perfected hands.
In 40 seconds
- Tesla states in its quarterly report that Optimus production began on its high-volume lines in Fremont, California.
- The document includes no unit figures and classifies California/Optimus as "Early Ramp" and Texas/Optimus as "Construction".
- Musk said they are building "robots that do not have perfected hands" and that work remains on the AI for open-ended tasks.
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