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Elon Musk Says Neuralink Brain Chips Will Enable Full-Body Control of Tesla Optimus Robots and Limb Replacement

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Published Jun 30, 2025, 09:29 PM

Elon Musk has outlined a future vision in which individuals implanted with Neuralink brain chips will be able to achieve full-body control and sensory feedback from Tesla's Optimus humanoid robots. This technology would allow users to mentally inhabit and remotely operate the entire robot, not just individual limbs. Musk highlighted potential applications for people who have lost limbs, suggesting that Optimus robotic arms or legs could be controlled via Neuralink implants, effectively replacing biological limbs. Demonstrations have shown paralyzed individuals controlling an Optimus robot's hand through mental commands.

Tesla's 2024 Impact Report also emphasized advancements in autonomous driving technology, with Autopilot achieving a safety record nearly 10 times better than the U.S. national average, and the upcoming Cybercab robotaxis projected to emit significantly fewer emissions than traditional vehicles. Tesla's Optimus robot is positioned as a tool to take over repetitive, unsafe, or mundane tasks, enhancing productivity both at work and at home.

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Herbert Ong

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🚨 Tesla 2024 Impact Report: “@Tesla_Optimus, our autonomous humanoid robot, will give you back more time to do impactful work & take over tasks that are boring, repetitive or unsafe, both at work & at home” $TSLA

Tsla Chan

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$TSLA Tesla vehicles are 8 times less likely to catch fire than the US average - 2024 Impact Report

Sawyer Merritt

@SawyerMerritt

Tesla: "Our Cybercab robotaxis are expected to emit about half the emissions of Model 3 and Model Y and nearly 85% less emissions per mile than the average ICE vehicle. Robotaxi-powered by our Autopilot technology—will be far safer than a human driver and help increase road

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