Elon Musk has a vision of millions of Tesla humanoid robots marching onto factory floors in a few years—and his company’s not alone in pushing this transformative tech.

Tesla is joining "robotics symposium" at the Capitol complex to showcase its new humanoid robot to lawmakers and staff, Axios has learned. Why it matters: The event comes at a politically charged moment for the electric car company, whose founder Elon Musk has become one of the most controversial members of President Trump's inner circle.

American tech giants are increasingly focusing on the humanoid robotics space, but analysts say they’re at risk of falling behind China.

Tesla (TSLA) wants to catch the attention of lawmakers with plans to showcase its Optimus humanoid robot in Washington, D.C. today. An invite

American robotics companies are pushing for a national robotics strategy, including a central government robotics office, to promote the industry at a time that Beijing is making intelligent robots a top national priority.

Mercedes-Benz already has honest, hard-working, salt-of-the-earth humanoid robots working in its Berlin-Marienfelde Digital Factory Campus. Your move, Tesla.

Chinese “geniuses” are throwing down more than a robotic challenge to Tesla (TSLA) with plans to dramatically scale up its production of

Tesla, Boston Dynamics, and Apptronik call for a national robotics strategy to keep pace with China’s rapid advances.

Tesla's announcement of the launch event at the Bujairi Terrace invites families to experience what the future holds in transportation technology. The event promises: Demonstrations of the Cybercab, an autonomous driving vehicle designed to enhance mobility.