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Tesla has recently made significant upgrades to its humanoid robot 'Optimus', introducing a completely new hand design. This new hand features 22 degrees of freedom, with three additional degrees of freedom added to the forearm, making the robot's hands more flexible for performing more complex tasks. The newly designed hands use a soft protective layer covering the fingers and palms. This material not only effectively protects the structure of the robot's hands but also maintains good tactile sensing capabilities. This means 'Optimus' can perform better.

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Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus Gen 2 is now online, showcasing two and a half years of practice. The new robot features more agile hands and a lightweight body, demonstrating movements such as finger extension and head rotation. The advancements in Optimus Gen 2 are significant, with the new hands having 11 degrees of freedom, excelling at handling fine objects. The robot displays new capabilities, including object classification and yoga movements, highlighting an impressive pace of development. We hope Tesla continues to innovate and applies robotic technology to more practical scenarios.