In a recent development, Tesla has begun hiring individuals to assist in the training of its humanoid robot, dubbed Optimus, in a highly unconventional manner. This opportunity involves wearing a motion capture suit and a VR headset, where participants can get paid up to $48 an hour while helping the robot learn human movements. The role consists of lifting and transporting equipment, which brings its own challenges such as potential motion sickness.
Tesla is looking for individuals who fit specific height requirements of between 5'7 to 5'11, and the job involves physically carrying weights of up to 30 pounds over a seven-hour workday. It's a unique role that combines robotics with physical activity, allowing participants to contribute to the evolution of humanoid technology while earning a competitive wage. Although intriguing, this opportunity also comes with risks associated with motion capture tasks.
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