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Summary: Moomoo reports that Tesla's third-generation Optimus design was accidentally leaked, and is said to be better suited to a factory assembly line environment.
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The third-generation Optimus design has appeared in an accidental leak.
The design is better suited to a factory assembly line environment.
🔽 [Media Report] Cailian Press compiles data on Tesla's humanoid robot supply chain cost percentage and market share. Abstract: Cailian Press rel…
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🔽 [Media Report] Cailian Press compiles data on Tesla's humanoid robot supply chain cost percentage and market share.
Abstract: Cailian Press released a compilation of industry data, stating that with Tesla's humanoid robots about to go into mass production, Chinese companies in the industry chain are ushering in new opportunities for cooperation, and attached tables of relevant industry chain cost proportions and market share.
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Cailian Press released selected industry data, with the headline "Tesla's humanoid robot is about to be mass-produced, and Chinese supply chain companies are ushering in new opportunities for cooperation."
This compilation includes data such as the cost proportion and market share of the relevant industry chain, which is presented in the form of an appendix.
🔽 [Media Report] Musk Discusses Core Competitiveness in the AI Era in an Exclusive Interview with CCTV Finance Abstract: In an exclusive intervie…
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🔽 [Media Report] Musk Discusses Core Competitiveness in the AI Era in an Exclusive Interview with CCTV Finance
Abstract: In an exclusive interview with CCTV Finance, Musk discussed education in the AI era, suggesting extensive learning and emphasizing the importance of organizing and asking questions.
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Musk suggests broad learning, balancing humanities, arts, science, and engineering to solidify a foundation of general knowledge.
Musk stated that giving instructions to robots requires learning to organize problems; The broader one's knowledge base, the better one is at asking questions; this is precisely how one writes prompts for AI.
[Today's Overview] Tesla and Musk ecosystem updates · September 21 Statistics time: as of September 21 21:00 (Beijing time) Summary The past 24 h…
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🟢 [Today's Overview] Tesla and Musk ecosystem updates · September 21
Statistics time: as of September 21 21:00 (Beijing time)
Summary The past 24 hours focused mainly on: other important updates, analyst commentary, Tesla robots and Optimus.
Key Developments
Other important updates: Musk replied that the Boring Company is building a simple preliminary hyperloop tunnel connecting Austin and San Antonio, with speeds exceeding 200 miles (》200 mph). Musk said that due to traffic congestion, the trip can currently take up to 2.5 hours, and the Boring Company can reduce the time to a stable 30 minutes or less.|Details
Analyst commentary: Today's analyst commentary: analysts updated Tesla ratings/price targets; Barclays updated Tesla ratings/price targets; Barclays focuses on FSD scaling; Goldman Sachs lowered Tesla's price target.
Analyst commentary: This is the first time such a large number of Cybercabs have appeared in Houston; Houston already operates a Robotaxi service within Tesla's geofence, but its fence area is the smallest among the three Texas cities. The article cites estimates that Houston's fence is about 21 square miles, Dallas about 81 square miles, and Austin about 264 square miles; Austin and Dallas expanded their fences last month, while Houston has not expanded since the Robotaxi service launched on April, 2026.|Details
Other important updates: The update mentions that this week may see a dense round of large model updates, with at least 7 models showing release or testing signals. The update mentions that Musk originally said Grok 4.7 would launch around September 12, then later said it would take "a few more days," and it still has not been released.|Details
Tesla robots and Optimus: According to a Reuters report on 21, statistics to be released soon by the International Federation of Robotics show that global humanoid robot sales in 2025 were about 7000 units; this data only covers humanoid robots used in industrial and professional service fields, and does not include consumer, military, or medical robots. The International Federation of Robotics has been collecting and publishing market data on traditional industrial robots and service robots for the past 30 years, and the relevant 2025 data is scheduled for release on 24; the organization will also release humanoid robot sales figures specifically for the first time.|Details
Tesla robots and Optimus: September 21, industry chain personnel told reporters that the Tesla robot team has already started factory audits last week at supply chain companies such as Tuopu Group (601689), Sanhua Intelligent Controls (002050), and Joyson Electronics (600699). The above companies mainly supply core electromechanical components such as joint modules, actuators, and precision structural parts.|Details
🔽 [Media Report] The International Federation of Robotics will release humanoid robot sales data for the first time. Abstract: The International…
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🔽 [Media Report] The International Federation of Robotics will release humanoid robot sales data for the first time.
Abstract: The International Federation of Robotics (FIR) plans to release statistics soon showing that global humanoid robot sales in 2025 were approximately 7000 units. This will be the first time the organization has specifically released humanoid robot sales figures.
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According to a Reuters report on 21, statistics to be released soon by the International Federation of Robotics show that global sales of humanoid robots in 2025 were approximately 7000 units. This data only covers humanoid robots used in industrial and professional services fields and does not include consumer, military, and medical robots.
The International Federation of Robotics has been collecting and releasing market data on traditional industrial and service robots for nearly 30 years. The relevant data for 2025 year is scheduled to be released on 24. The organization will also release sales figures for humanoid robots for the first time.
According to the organization's standards, humanoid robots must be human-like in appearance, may not have legs, but should be able to work autonomously in an environment designed for humans.
Susan Beeler, Secretary General of the Federation, said that many of the humanoid robots sold in 2025 are not engaged in productive work, but are used by research institutions and companies to generate data to improve artificial intelligence models.
#HumanoidRobots #International Federation of Robotics
🔽 [Regulatory Document] Investment Bank Internal Reminder: Stricter Controls for Hard Technology IPOs in the Robotics Industry Abstract: Accordin…
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🔽 [Regulatory Document] Investment Bank Internal Reminder: Stricter Controls for Hard Technology IPOs in the Robotics Industry
Abstract: According to Sina Finance, an investment banker said they received a reminder from their company that the content involved hard technology IPOs such as robotics, and that the listing process of those with less prominent industry positions may be affected. Some leading securities firms stated that this was not window guidance, but rather intended to strengthen the front-end oversight responsibilities of sponsoring institutions.
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Recent rumors that regulators have issued informal window guidance to some investment banks and institutions, raising the review threshold for humanoid robot IPOs, have attracted market attention.
Interviews with investment bankers from multiple sources show that some have received reminders from their companies regarding hard technology IPOs, including those in the robotics industry. If the industry's position is not prominent enough, the listing process may be affected.
A leading securities firm stated that investment bankers did not receive notifications through window guidance, and that the public information was more aimed at strengthening the front-end oversight responsibilities of sponsoring institutions.