The Tesla Optimus robots, also known as Tesla Bots, are humanoid robots designed by Tesla to handle repetitive or dangerous tasks in industries like manufacturing and logistics. Tesla introduced its Optimus robots with much excitement and curiosity, showcasing them in real-world scenarios like the viral bartender video, where an android served drinks and interacted with customers. In recent demonstrations, citizens have even interviewed the robots, asking them questions and receiving lifelike responses. These interactions highlight the robots’ growing AI capabilities, sparking public debate about their potential role in everyday life and the workforce—fascinating some and raising concerns for others about their impact on jobs and privacy. Unveiled in 2021, Optimus robots are envisioned to enhance automation by performing jobs such as lifting heavy objects or assembling parts. Standing about 5’8” tall and weighing around 125 pounds, these robots are designed to be agile, safe, and capable of working alongside humans without posing risks. Equipped with advanced artificial intelligence and leveraging Tesla’s innovations in autonomous driving, Optimus can navigate complex environments and learn tasks over time. Tesla aims for these robots to revolutionize labor, providing greater efficiency and flexibility in various work environments.