Tesla's Third-Generation Humanoid Robot to Make Its Debut: Entering the Era of Observational Learning, Aiming for a Hundred Thousand Units in Mass Production

Tesla officially released a major announcement today through the @TeslaAI account: the highly anticipated third-generation Tesla humanoid robot (Optimus Gen3) is about to be officially unveiled. As Tesla's first truly mass-produced robot product, its annual production target is expected to reach an astonishing million units, marking the official start of the large-scale commercialization era for AI robots.

According to official information, the third-generation robot has undergone a complete redesign at the core logic level. Its most significant breakthrough lies in the **"Observational Learning"** capability - this robot does not require complex programming instructions, but can imitate and independently acquire new work skills by observing human actions and behaviors. This evolution based on first principles has significantly improved its adaptability in scenarios such as manufacturing and home services.

Tesla stated that this robot is planned to be officially unveiled and put into mass production in 2026

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Tesla's Third-Generation Humanoid Robot to Make Its Debut: Entering the Era of Observational Learning, Aiming for a Hundred Thousand Units in Mass Production

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