Looks like they're preparing to sell Optimus.

Looks like they're preparing to sell Optimus. Tesla is becoming a company that sells robots. Of course, it's like a simple repetitive robot, but it'll get better gradually, right?
I don't think 1 family 1 Optimus is a completely distant story.
Looking at ARK Invest Samchorus, AI Revolution, it's very interesting to see that it won't apply to autonomous driving
"We are looking for a service technical writer to write a user guide for humanoid robot Optimus in Tesla. There appears to be significant progress with Tesla robots and we have revealed several jobs to demonstrate this.

Tesla recently posted a job posting for technical writers. The job posting explained:

"We are looking for skilled service technical writers with a passion for robotics and a solid background in technical communication. The service technical writers will be responsible for creating comprehensive, user-friendly documents about the robotic system, including service manuals, troubleshooting guides, maintenance procedures, and training materials.

"The ideal candidate must have excellent writing skills, technical proficiency, and the ability to translate complex technical information into clear and concise documents that meet the needs of customers and service technicians."

Tesla's Optimus Technical Writers will work with all teams developing humanoid robots, including engineering and product management teams. They will also work with customer support and service teams.

The technical writer position suggests that the rollout of Tesla robots is closer than ever. Last week, Tesla posted a new job posting to conduct on-site testing of Optimus at several of the company's Gigafactories. According to a job description by a technical program manager, Tesla is "looking for someone who is ready to lead the robot deployment for trial application." Home penetration is far too far-fetched... If you know any robot or mechanical engineering, you'll understand it quickly. Robots are powered by motors and trained to do only certain tasks, which are impossible with technology now, no matter how advanced AI is. I drove about five hours in an internal combustion engine car to the countryside instead of the Model Y, but the fatigue is indescribable.

1. Without opa, my eyes, feet, and arms couldn't rest.
2. My back hurts because the seat can't hold my body and waist like a hug.
3. I realized how well Tesla's Matrix headlights illuminated the surroundings at night.
4. It's cute, but it was lonely because there was no voluminous and refreshing sound.
5. Instead of feeling open, I felt frustrated.
6. The road surface sensitivity was less, but personally, I missed Tesla's road surface sensitivity.