Tesla Bot Is OFFICIALLY Ahead Of Boston Dynamics!

Tesla with Tesla Bot and Boston Dynamics with Boston Dynamics Atlas and Boston Dynamics robotic dog Spot are revolutionizing the world with robotic technology and also autonomous robots. In this video, we take a deep dive into the world of robots and the future of technology and robotic development such as the Boston Dynamics and Tesla Bot Optimus. Robots are the future of the workforce as they can do many technological operations better than people. Will robots replace us all? A.I. is everywhere and that’s only the beginning. Advanced technology such as humanoid robots are getting better daily with robotic machine learning. The innovations in the robotics space are huge and we’ll take a closer look at all of the latest robotic technology and innovation in the robotic space such as Boston Dynamics and Tesla bot Optimus. Here are the best news in agile and dynamic robots. Tesla robots and Boston Dynamics robots are the best robots in the world.

[pga]

Several points; this video does not demonstrate or provide evidence that Tesla bot is “ahead” of atlas, the two robots have entirely different functions, atlas has never been ‘shot’ nor was it ever intended to be.

[martinlentz-nielsen]

You really shouldn’t use Corridor Crew’s CGI Bosstown video as actual footage of Atlas

[CombatSport]

Boston Dynamics never shot their bot with a firearm.

[zoltanberkes]

Actually, Boston Dynamics robot also uses AI for computer vision. Just check what Spot, the robodog is capable of!

[TomThompson]

Wow, this video is soooo off base. lol. First, the Boston Dynamic robots do use AI. They are just smarter about where to use it. Why "learn" to walk if it can be so completely programmed, with adaptablability included? Seems more like a fanboy video than a true evaluation.

[davidbruns]

The Tesla bot walks like a 90 year old man!

[posttension]

Boston Dynamics bots are like soldiers. Tesla bots can barely do house chores. lol

[Mr.Pink_kid]

The problem I have with this video is that the uses for the TeslaBot and Atlas are fundamentally different. Atlas is a platform used for R and D at Boston Dynamics. And TeslaBot is supposed to be a product for consumers. They are designed to be 2 different things therefore they’re functions are different

[Xanthopteryx]

Teslabot = Like a newborn. Can hardly do anything else than wiggle around a bit.

BostonDynamics = State of the art, lightyear ahead of competitors.

[emitindustries]

It's all about autonomy. If the robot is given just a basic command, then figures out the rest, on its own, then it's a true robot.
If every movement is programed in by a human, then it's just an r/c toy.

[professordanfurmanek]

Apparently the author of this video is merely offering an uninformed opinion.
The Boston Dynamics Atlas robot has a massive library written by Engineers of movements.
Atlas then uses AI to evaluate its environment and task at hand, then from the library, it chooses the correct scenario and then adjusts and adapts that scenario to fit the specific task at hand.
The concept that the Tesla bot uses does indeed show more potential for greater growth. However the current software algorithms are still in their infancy. Hence the current difference in performance between the two robots.
Each company would truly benefit by incorporating both software algorithms to form a hybrid heuristic algorithm. Unquestionably it would then become an industry standard!

[midorithefestivegardevoir]

Atlas somehow has more soul than the more humanoid teslabot.

[cg]

The Tesla bot will be as successful as the fully self driving car and hyper loop.

[IvanPlayStationLiFe]

Boston Dynamics over 33 years Tesla in 1 year achieve everything they have lol

[dake]

Before making this video, make sure you know how BD's robot works and how AI wased used in Optimus. Based on my superficial knowledge of motion control and artificial intelligence, the facts are not as simple as you described, namely "Boston Dynamics programs the motions" and "Optimus uses artificial intelligence".

[kurtellestad]

This is some serious cope! What could possibly be the "consumer product"?
I can think of one thousand things for a pre-programmed robot.
But something that "learns" very poorly and might not do what you want it Like their horrible cars. Nope.... Can't think of anything besides a neat toy

[onidaaitsubasa]

The Tesla bot still can't dance, and what good is a robot that walks around like a little old man, when Atlas can run into a burning building and carry out a person, and as for Atlas, they are starting to incorporate AI to control it's movements and area guidance.

[andrewwhite]

As far as l can see, nearly all the footage of Tesla's robot is CGI.

[MicroplaysMC]

I don't like these kinds of videos but the primary message that Optimus is based on AI and Atlas isn't is pretty much correct. Whoever knows robotics and programming knows very well the monumental difference in the frameworks. Anyone who compared the atlas and Optimus from the start just showed everyone how little they know. The surface level capabilities of the robots are almost irrelevant in fact, in this case. The difference is military robots made by BD will function more like piloted or semi autonomous drones. Optimus will be like an individual.

[patrickfox-roberts]

Ah yes, the Ponzi Bot is OFFICIALLY ahead of Boston Dynamics