Tesla's latest technology will debut at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference

From July 4th to 7th, the World Artificial Intelligence Conference will be held at the Shanghai Pudong New International Expo Center. As a pioneer in the artificial intelligence industry, Tesla will continue to participate this year and showcase its Cyber Off-Road Adventure Vehicle, Optimus humanoid robot, and the latest achievements in FSD (Full Self-Driving Capability). Tesla is more than just a car manufacturer; it is a high-tech company that emphasizes both hardware and software. About half of its engineering work involves software engineering. Tesla's software not only serves autonomous driving and artificial intelligence but also supports the operation of vehicles, energy storage equipment, solar products, and plays a key role in vehicle insurance, after-sales service, and body spray services. Tesla's software capabilities far exceed those of other car manufacturers. Tesla has excellent chip design capabilities. Tesla's in-vehicle artificial intelligence chip, upgraded from the previous HW3.0 to the current HW4.0, allows vehicles to mimic human driving behavior and rely on vision to become a qualified "driver." Musk recently announced at the Tesla shareholder meeting that Tesla has completed the design of HW5.0—now referred to as AI 5, with performance ten times that of HW4.0. Based on extensive driving mileage, self-developed computing platforms, and massive computing power, Tesla's FSD with HW4.0 continues to upgrade and iterate, now in the V12.4 stage, capable of flexibly and accurately responding to quite complex road conditions. Tesla is introducing high-efficiency inference computing technology into electric vehicles and will further apply it in the future Optimus humanoid robot project. Combining Tesla's leading artificial intelligence technology in the real world, Tesla has a strong foundation for manufacturing advanced robots. To create truly competitive robots, a strong hand is needed—top AI, efficient computing power, and outstanding manufacturing processes. Tesla's goal is to significantly reduce the cost of robots from hundreds of thousands of dollars to one or two thousand dollars. This requires continuous innovation in manufacturing to ensure quality and efficiency while significantly reducing costs. Creating a prototype is relatively easy, but mass production is the challenge. With its outstanding production capacity, artificial intelligence expertise, and software-hardware integration capabilities, Tesla is rising to the challenge. Tesla is at the forefront of this transformation, committed to driving technological progress and exploring unprecedented market opportunities. Tesla is expected to start limited production of humanoid robots next year, with over 1,000 Optimus robots in Tesla factories helping humans complete production tasks. Musk predicts that in the future, humanoid robots will become the mainstay of industry, with numbers expected to surpass humans, reaching 10-20 billion. Tesla aims to produce 1 billion units annually, capturing over 10% of the market share. Author: Fan Yubin, Source: China News Shanghai, Original Title: "Tesla's Latest Technology to Debut at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference"