Tesla's Optimus robot now autonomously climbs hills and walks on uneven terrain, showcasing advanced neural net control of its limbs.

Tesla's Optimus Bot could only move on flat surfaces. Now he can tackle more challenging terrain – albeit still rather clumsily.

Tesla’s stock price has reached a new 52-week high, fueled by growing interest in Optimus, widely seen as a key driver of this success. On Tuesday, Tesla’s Optimus X account (formerly Twitter) shared a video showcasing Optimus in action.

Tesla’s Optimus robot can now traverse tough terrain like mulchy ground as well as muddy inclines and declines.

Tesla’s Optimus robot, upgraded with enhanced hands, now catches tennis balls, showcasing improved dexterity and advanced AI capabilities.

Analysts point to potential upside for Tesla (TSLA) with Optimus business growth, driving increased production and cost savings.

Tesla's Optimus robot successfully navigated uneven, mulched terrain using neural networks, even while "blindfolded" without video input. Elon Musk and Milan Kovac shared videos demonstrating this progress,

Tesla has released another video of Optimus, this one showing the humanoid robot out for a leisurely stroll — and slipping up.

Wall Street analysts expect to see over 1000 of Tesla's exciting new Optimus robot on factory floors by the end of 2025, Tesla stock expected to soar.

Tesla's humanoid robot, Optimus, is the latest example of how far robotics has advanced. It recently took a walk around Tesla’s factory grounds, leaving the internet buzzing with excitement,. according to Ziare.