Can Optimus sort objects autonomously?

On Saturday, Tesla’s Optimus account on X shared that the robot can now sort objects autonomously, using its end-to-end trained neural network. The account also shared a video showing Optimus as it goes through the processes of self-calibration and physically sorting colored blocks into their respective trays.

Can Tesla's Optimus robot autonomously sort objects?

According to the latest update from Tesla on Sunday, its Optimus bot can now autonomously sort objects, a feat made possible by its fully end-to-end trained neural network. The neural network operates on a “video in, controls out” basis, allowing the robot to self-calibrate its arms and legs.

What is Tesla bot update & sort & stretch?

Titled “Tesla Bot Update | Sort & Stretch,” the new production (embedded above) shows how far development on the two-legged robot has advanced since its announcement in 2021 when a literal human dressed in a costume went on stage and did an awkward dance that was put to rest by Elon Musk saying, “Alright, thank you!”