To better reply to this question a new thread has been created, because it would be too off-topic to continue in the Russian break up thread.
First the current real functional humanoid space robots.
• The U.S. NASA Robonaut 2 |1| |2|
• The Russian Skybot F-850 |1| |2|
▲ |2| |3| The Russian Skybot F-850
• The Chinese Taikobot |1| |2|
▲ |2| |3| |1| |2| Taikobot · Mar 29, 2023
Now the announced future Mu Space robot:
▲ 1. Thailand’s Mu Space astronaut and robot (in black) on the moon.
▲ 2. |1| |2| Mu Space Corp Commercial Astronaut + two Black and White Robots. 22 Sep 2018.
Notice the proposed Thai space robot differs totally from the 3 previous ones that could not be confused visually with any real human.
Unlike Mu Space’s space robot built with a very athletic human shape.
Finally the Tesla Bot:
▲ |2| |1| |2| Tesla Bot in August 2021 with a person in a bot suit. August 2021
Again this humanoid is intended to be a human lookalike.
But it was presented in August 2021, three years later than Mu space.
Does this means that Tesla copied the concept from Mu Space? No.
Coincidence? I think not!
The converging paths by both space companies simply reveals that robots will be the only intelligent sentient beings to populate the solar system in the future.
▲ |2| |1| |2| Kong: Skull Island (2017) Videomancy: ‘The most intelligent inhabitants of that future world won’t be men or monkeys. They’ll be machines.’
As if additional smoking guns were needed, the pivotal sentence from Arthur C. Clarke was quoted as a Freudian slip by Elon Musk himself, in a short 1 minute 42 seconds twitter video, and extracted from an original 12 minutes 5 seconds long 1964 BBC interview.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1640171198091866114
▲ |2| |3| A. C. Clarke:‘The most intelligent inhabitants of that future world won’t be men or monkeys. They’ll be machines.’, Elon Musk: ‘Prescient’ · Mar 27, 2023
▲ |2| |3| |1| |2| 1964: ARTHUR C CLARKE predicts the future: ‘The most intelligent inhabitants of that future world won’t be men or monkeys. They’ll be machines.’
