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Tesla just published a new patent today detailing a knee joint assembly for Optimus that closely mimics human knee anatomy. The patent describes how a human knee uses a quadriceps tendon, patella (kneecap), and patellar ligament system to convert muscle force into powerful bending. Optimus’ knee uses a 4-bar linkage that mimics the exact movement. This allows the robot’s lower leg to rotate about 150° from straight, which matches human capability. Basically, this allows Optimus to perform human-like movements when squatting, walking, going up stairs, etc. Can’t wait to see Gen 3, I think it’s going to shock the world.

おはようございます！ これから朝活でYouTubeの制作開始です！ 昨夜は寝るのが少し遅かったので、これから作ります。 昨日は多くの方にフォローいただきめちゃくちゃ嬉しかったです！ これからも世界中の方と繋がっていきたいと思ってます！ 特にテスラのオーナーの方とは”テスラ”という共通テーマでコミュニケーション取りたいと思います！ よろしくお願いします！ では、これからYouTubeの制作開始です！ 添付写真は以前テスラのオーナー数名集まった時の記念写真です😁

韓国の、特にテスラオーナーさんからたくさんフォローいただいております！ ありがとうございます！ テスラの話題は世界共通です！ どうぞ一緒に盛り上げていきましょう！ 他の国方ともたくさん繋がっていきたいと思ってます！ よろしくお願いします。😆

BREAKING 🚨 Tesla is developing an all-new smaller, cheaper electric SUV, four people familiar with the matter told Reuters 🔥 The automaker has contacted suppliers in recent weeks to discuss details of the plan for the compact SUV – which would be a new vehicle and not a variant of Tesla’s current Model 3 or Y, the people said. The conversations involved the manufacturing process and specifications for various components, they said. Three of the people ‌said the compact SUV would be produced in China, and one said Tesla also aims to expand production to the United States and Europe. The car would be 4.28 meters in length, or about 14 feet, two of the sources ‌said. That’s significantly shorter than Tesla’s top-selling Model Y SUV, which is about 15.7 feet long.