Hyundai's Atlas features four fingers, Tesla's Optimus five, driven by distinct market strategies
Hyundai Motor Group's Boston Dynamics has opted for a four-finger design for its electric Atlas humanoid robot, believing it reduces cost and complexity without sacrificing industrial work benefits. In contrast, Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot has five fingers, aiming for humanlike dexterity. These contrasting designs reflect the companies' differing bets on the future of the humanoid robot market.
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