Shakey, the Robot (1965-1972) at the Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA -- The world's first autonomous robot that could operate in the physical world and was NOT science fiction. His algorithms form the basis of fully autonomous driving, which is already commonplace today in San Francisco with Waymo’s Robotaxis.
Tesla Bot (2024) in Stanford -- The car salesman claims that humanoid robots will be delivered to homes in three years and that Elon Musk wants to build more of them than cars in the future. It's unclear what this humanoid will be able to do, definitely less than the first humanoid in a Science Fiction movie a century ago, METROPOLIS, 1928.
Shakey, the Robot (1965-1972) at the Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA -- The world's first autonomous robot that could operate in the physical world and was NOT science fiction. His algorithms form the basis of fully autonomous driving, which is already commonplace today in San Francisco with Waymo’s Robotaxis.
Tesla Bot (2024) in Stanford -- The car salesman claims that humanoid robots will be delivered to homes in three years and that Elon Musk wants to build more of them than cars in the future. It's unclear what this humanoid will be able to do, definitely less than the first humanoid in a Science Fiction movie a century ago, METROPOLIS, 1928.