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Tesla confirmed that initial production has begun on the Optimus humanoid robot line at its Fremont factory, with the first batch of robots meeting mass-production manufacturing standards rolling off the line; the line was originally used to produce the Model S/X. Musk said on the earnings call that Fremont is planned for an annual capacity of 1 million units, with most of the equipment already in place, but reaching about 20,000 units per week will take at least a year or even longer. He also plans to first build 10,000 to 20,000 robots and send them to the Optimus Academy training facility to accumulate data through simulation and real-world autonomous practice, and expects to begin delivering to external companies around the end of 2027.
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Tesla has confirmed that the Optimus humanoid robot production line at its Fremont factory has started initial production, with the first batch of robots meeting mass-production manufacturing standards rolling off the line; the line was previously used to produce Model S/X. Musk said on the earnings call that Fremont is planned for an annual capacity of 1 million units, with most equipment already in place, but reaching about 20,000 units per week will take at least a year or even longer. He also plans to first build 10,000 to 20,000 robots and send them to the Optimus Academy training facility to accumulate data through simulation and real-world autonomous practice, and expects to begin deliveries to external companies around the end of 2027.