Tesla released a compilation video Tuesday of its Optimus humanoid robots that it says autonomously performed a variety of tasks, including throwing a trash bag into a bin and vacuuming the floor. Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk posted the video with the caption “the biggest product ever.” Musk has said that Tesla will produce over a million Optimus robots in 2030, but until recently, Tesla has shared little evidence to back up that projection. In April, Tesla posted a video of Optimus walking, and earlier this month showed a video of Optimus dancing. Tuesday’s video gives a more comprehensive look at Optimus’ capabilities. The video says that all the behaviors are powered by the same robotic AI model, which Tesla trained using videos of people doing these tasks. While using a single model for multiple skills is an increasingly popular approach in robotics, teaching a model those skills from video recordings is relatively uncommon, in part due to challenges with translating a person’s motions into a robot’s body. Startup Skild AI, which trains AI models to power robots, also uses video demonstrations as one source of data. https://www.the-independe.. #Robotics Revolution 🦾🤖🦿