Tesla has lifted Optimus humanoid robot output roughly tenfold, reaching several hundred units a week, but the effort to turn the robot into a reliable manufactured product is being slowed by hand assembly, automated equipment and supplier quality. The milestone moves Optimus beyond small-batch testing, yet it also exposes the central question around humanoid robots: whether dexterous hardware and general-purpose autonomy can be produced at industrial scale.
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