NVIDIA Jetson Thor
Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot, which the page reports is the subject of planned reservations, a data-collection effort, and a next-generation reveal discussion.
Primary use case: Onboard computing for robot sensing, AI inference, and real-time control.
Specifications
Manipulation
Hand Type
none
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Data collection
Commercial
Availability
Reservations reportedly planned for early December; consumer delivery terms remain unclear.
Primary Use Case
Onboard computing for robot sensing, AI inference, and real-time control.
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