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The Tesla Bot Optimus is poised to revolutionize how we live at home, taking on roles that range from household chores to personal caregiving. While Elon Musk initially introduced the Tesla Bot as a game-changer for industries like manufacturing and logistics, the true potential lies in how it could transform everyday life inside our homes by 2030. In a recent announcement, Musk shared exciting updates on the Optimus Gen 3, showcasing its new capabilities and revealing that this version of the robot is now more affordable, autonomous, and ready for mass production sooner than expected. Musk's vision for Optimus is clear: “A future where robots handle repetitive and dangerous tasks, giving humans more time for creative and meaningful work.” And now, that future is closer than we ever imagined. Well, Optimus is packing a 2.3 kWh, 52-volt battery, which allows it to work for a whopping 23 hours straight on a single charge. Compare that to other humanoid robots that tap out after just 4 to 8 hours, and it’s clear that Optimus is in a league of its own. Most competitors will cost you a huge fortune just for a short stint of work—$150,000 for Boston Dynamics’ Atlas or a jaw-dropping $250,000 for Agility Robotics' Cassie—and you only get 90 minutes to 2 hours of action out of them. Meanwhile, with Optimus, you’re looking at under $20,000 for almost a full day of work.