As Tesla continues to showcase its humanoid robot Optimus in increasingly public settings, from the Boston Marathon to a Hollywood diner launch, CEO Elon Musk is finally outlining when the product could reach the real world—and what it will realistically be able to do at first.

Tesla is ramping up Optimus V3 production while Elon Musk keeps key robot upgrades secret to prevent competitors from copying the technology.

Tesla’s shift from electric cars to high-tech robots is set to go into overdrive, with Elon Musk telling investors the “Optimus” robot will be its most important product yet.

Tesla Inc. TSLA CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday accused rivals in the Humanoid Robot space of copying the EV giant’s robotics technology. Frame-By-Frame Analysis During the earnings call with investors, Musk was asked about the progress of the next generation of Optimus robots.

Tesla’s and CEO Elon Musk’s Optimus robot dreams may soon be a reality. Tesla said in its Q1 earnings report that preparations for the company's first large-scale Optimus fact

Elon Musk has never been shy about making bold predictions. But his latest statement on AI and automation is drawing some of the sharpest pushback he has seen in a while, and it is not coming from the corners you might expect.

If you saw Elon Musk's head roaming about San Francisco's SOMA neighborhood, no — you weren't imagining it.

A hyper-realistic, flesh-colored android head of Tesla boss Elon Musk on the mechanical frame of a four-legged robot dog was spotted by pedestrians on Oracle Park and the SoMa district on Wednesday.

Some unsettling dog-bots, one with an artificial face of Elon Musk, are now on display in a Palo Alto art center. The little androids had been spotted scurrying around San Francisco earlier this month.