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Tesla plans to use Optimus robots to plug in Robotaxis while it develops wireless charging, Tesla executives Lars Moravy and Eric Earley said in an interview with Munro Live, according to Not a Tesla App.
Why it mattersThat would give the humanoid robot a practical job in Tesla’s driverless fleet, where the cars still need people to connect them to chargers. The report describes Optimus as a stopgap, not the final charging plan. It’s a specific robotics use, rather than another glimpse of a robot waving at a launch event. But the article gives no deployment date for Optimus at charging sites.
Discuss: Would you put a humanoid robot on this kind of repetitive fleet job, or wait for wireless charging to make the task disappear?
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