**Title:** Tesla Optimus Gen 3: This Bot Got Hands (Literally)
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Production has officially kicked off at the Fremont factory, with Tesla aiming to deploy these units for internal data collection immediately. While earlier models were impressive, the Gen 3’s new tactile sensing and tendon-driven design allow it to perform over 3,000 discrete tasks. It’s a clear signal that Tesla is moving from “R&D project” to “factory workforce” faster than anyone anticipated.
Source: BotInfo.ai
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