Elon Musk has introduced a humanoid robot assistant dubbed the Tesla Bot, during the carmaker's AI Day presentation.
Slides shown at the Tesla media presentation indicate Autopilot cameras will be installed in the robot's"head."Elon Musk has introduced a humanoid robot assistant dubbed the Tesla Bot, during the carmaker's AI Day presentationMusk said the 125 pounds Tesla Bot will be capable of carrying 45 pounds, lifting 150 pounds, and even run 5 miles per hour.
However, Musk also appeared to manage fans' exceptions by admitting on stage how the AI robot initially"probably won't work."
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