manipulating objects

Tesla Optimus has now acquired the capability to autonomously sort objects through a unique method of neural network training. The robot’s training process takes video inputs and transforms them directly into controls, allowing Optimus to differentiate and organize items autonomously.

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have pioneered an innovative method that simplifies ‘contact-rich manipulation planning’ in robots, an intricate process involving numerous potential contact events when robots interact with objects.