SAEDNEWS: Optimus, Tesla’s humanoid robot, sells popcorn to visitors at a Berlin Christmas market alongside the owner of one of the stalls.
According to the technology section of Saed News, one visitor at the market commented on Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus: “It doesn’t have the warmth of a human face, but it’s still incredible.” The remark captures the sense of awe and surprise visitors feel when encountering a robot that closely resembles a human yet retains its unmistakably mechanical presence.
Tesla has officially announced that Optimus is expected to hit the market within the next year, with a projected price of around 20,000 euros. The robot is designed to handle simple daily tasks and service duties, functioning as an assistant in both home and commercial settings. From carrying light objects to helping with repetitive chores, Optimus is envisioned as part of everyday life, illustrating how future technology could become intertwined with human routines.
While the robot cannot yet express human emotions, its intelligent design and practical capabilities have drawn significant attention and sparked questions about the role of robots in daily life and their interaction with humans.
