US tech media Mashable reported on the 8th that a recent popular online video showed that at an event at Tesla's Miami store, an Optimus humanoid robot's arm accidentally hit a table, causing water bottles to scatter, then the robot lost its balance. The US media noticed that the robot arm made an action similar to taking off a VR helmet. This detail raised questions from the outside world. According to US technology media Electrek, VR helmets are commonly used by Tesla operators to remotely control robots. Although Musk emphasized that Optimus was driven by AI, the incident seemed to show that at the time of the public demonstration, the robot was still not completely free from human control.

US tech media Mashable reported on the 8th that a recent popular online video showed that at an event at Tesla's Miami store, an Optimus humanoid robot's arm accidentally hit a table, causing water bottles to scatter, then the robot lost its balance. The US media noticed that the robot arm made an action similar to taking off a VR helmet. This detail raised questions from the outside world. According to US technology media Electrek, VR helmets are commonly used by Tesla operators to remotely control robots. Although Musk emphasized that Optimus was driven by AI, the incident seemed to show that at the time of the public demonstration, the robot was still not completely free from human control.