Elon Musk said he would presumably dispatch a humanoid robot model one year from now named the "Tesla Bot", which is intended to do "exhausting, dreary and risky" work.

The very rich person CEO of the electric carmaker Tesla said the robot, which would be about 5ft 8in (1.7m) tall and weigh 125 pounds (56kg), would have the option to deal with undertakings like joining bolts to vehicles with a spanner or getting food at stores.

Talking at Tesla's AI Day occasion, Musk said the robot could have "significant ramifications for the economy" by connecting holes the labor force made by work deficiencies. He said it was significant that the new machine was not "very costly".

He portrayed it as an expansion of Tesla's work on self-driving vehicles, and the robot would utilize a similar micro processor and route framework with eight cameras.

However, Musk gave no sign of having gained substantial headway on really building such a machine. Right when an ordinary tech dispatch may include a show of a model, the South African business visionary rather drew out an entertainer in a bodysuit, who continued to breakdance to a soundtrack of electronic dance music.

Organizations on the forefront of mechanical technology, for example, previous Google auxiliary Boston Dynamics, have delivered bipedal robots. However, the inconvenient, hefty machines they have shown look similar to the smooth plans Musk guaranteed Tesla could fabricate.

The declaration by Musk, who has an inclination for building up new item dispatches, comes in the midst of an examination concerning the security of Tesla's full self-driving programming.