Competitors Pull Ahead on Tesla’s Technology Tangents at CES - CleanTechnica

At CES, many competitors are advancing technologies that Tesla once pursued but has yet to bring to production, particularly in humanoid robotics. AGIBOT leads global sales in humanoid robots, offering various models including bipedal robots and more stable rolling-base units for industrial use. Numerous companies showcased robots performing diverse tasks, from dancing to industrial applications, highlighting rapid progress in this field. In contrast, Tesla has not yet started production of its humanoid robots, indicating competitors are pulling ahead in this technology tangent. Other technology tangents at CES that relate more closely to clean technology include advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and self-driving vehicle solutions. Chinese automaker Geely demonstrated intelligent driving technologies, and multiple vendors presented components essential for autonomous vehicles, such as sensors, processors, and AI training software. Additionally, home energy storage systems and scalable energy solutions were prominent, with companies like Jackery offering commercially viable solar roofs—areas Tesla had previously promoted but now face strong competition. The event also saw widespread