A new video shows two Tesla Optimus humanoid robots performing synchronized dance movements, highlighting major progress in balance control, joint precision, and motion planning. The smooth, coordinated steps suggest rapid improvements in humanoid robot agility as Tesla continues developing Optimus for real-world tasks in homes, factories, and public environments. [Robots, Tesla] #ETTechNow | ET NOW

Humanoid robots are undoubtedly the highlight of the 2023 World Robot Conference in Beijing. They have skin and expressions similar to those of humans, understand human languages, and can even synchronize with the screen to imitate human expressions. | China Focus

Tesla’s humanoid robot has changed a lot since it was first introduced as a person wearing a bodysuit in 2021, but one thing’s for sure, it still loves dancing. | TechCrunch