<ul><li>Elon Musk has high hopes for Tesla's humanoid robot, believing it will significantly impact the company's valuation and be used in factories.</li><li>Former Optimus team lead, Chris Walti, disagrees, stating that humanoid robots like Tesla's are not suitable for repetitive factory work.</li><li>Walti left Tesla to found Mytra, a company focusing on simpler robots for warehouse tasks, as he believes humanoid robots pose engineering challenges.</li><li>Despite concerns, more humanoid robots are being tested and deployed in industries like logistics and manufacturing, showing a potential shift in the workforce.</li></ul>

Tesla's humanoid robots aren't the right fit for factories, says former Optimus lead

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