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TESLA'S OPTIMUS ROBOT SHOWED OFF ITS DANCE MOVES IN A BRONX DANCE CIRCLE The crew paid $25,000 for it to stand in the circle as a mascot. But when the DJ dropped the beat, Optimus started moving. First, its shoulders hit the rhythm. Then its arms swung through the air as it shifted weight between its feet. A few seconds later, it turned, dropped low and leaned backward with both arms stretched out. Then came the recovery. It brought itself upright and kept dancing without stopping. The crowd watched a $25,000 machine perform moves nobody expected from a humanoid robot. Tesla is building Optimus for factory work, not dance competitions. But this kind of movement shows how far humanoid control has come. Where did it get that rhythm?