Tesla's Optimus Robotics Serviceable Market Narrows Due to Gemini Robotics
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Monday, Sep 29, 2025 4:04 pm ET1min read
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The global humanoid robot market, currently valued at $3.28 billion, is projected to grow to $66.0 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 45.5% [2]. However, Tesla's Optimus robot, which was positioned to capture a significant portion of this market, may now face stiff competition from Gemini Robotics. DeepMind's Gemini 1.5 is a vision-language-action (VLA) model that can directly translate perception and instructions into motor commands for physical robots, making it a direct competitor to Tesla's humanoid robot [2].
Google's capital access and fundamentals are much stronger than those of an auto company like Tesla, which has been rapidly losing its market standing in different regions, including China [2]. This competition from Gemini Robotics, along with Tesla's struggles in the auto market, has led some analysts to predict a decline in Tesla's stock value [2].
While Tesla's Optimus robot is still in early deployment, its reasoning capabilities are not yet at the level of Gemini-powered research robots. DeepMind's Gemini ER-1.5 has been described as a foundational step toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), raising questions about Tesla's ability to maintain its dominance in the robotics market [2].
The updated research studies show that the physical robotics market can reach $4.04-15.26 billion TAM by 2030, with a CAGR of 17.5-39.2% [2]. Even if the market can grow at the highest end of this range, capturing a significant portion of it may be challenging for Tesla with the new developments from Nvidia and now DeepMind.
In conclusion, the introduction of Gemini Robotics has narrowed Tesla's serviceable market in the AI robotics niche, leading to a bearish outlook on Tesla stock. The firm's future prospects may be challenged by the new competition and its struggles in the auto market.
Tesla's Optimus robot may become obsolete due to Gemini Robotics, a company that provides a similar robotics serviceable market. Tesla's robotics market has narrowed, causing concerns about the firm's future prospects. The news has led to a bearish outlook on Tesla stock, with some analysts predicting a decline in its value.
Tesla's Optimus robot, once heralded as a potential game-changer in the AI robotics market, is facing stiff competition from Gemini Robotics. The introduction of Gemini Robotics 1.5 and Robotics-ER 1.5 by Google's DeepMind has significantly narrowed Tesla's serviceable market, raising concerns about the firm's future prospects and leading to a bearish outlook on Tesla stock [2].The global humanoid robot market, currently valued at $3.28 billion, is projected to grow to $66.0 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 45.5% [2]. However, Tesla's Optimus robot, which was positioned to capture a significant portion of this market, may now face stiff competition from Gemini Robotics. DeepMind's Gemini 1.5 is a vision-language-action (VLA) model that can directly translate perception and instructions into motor commands for physical robots, making it a direct competitor to Tesla's humanoid robot [2].
Google's capital access and fundamentals are much stronger than those of an auto company like Tesla, which has been rapidly losing its market standing in different regions, including China [2]. This competition from Gemini Robotics, along with Tesla's struggles in the auto market, has led some analysts to predict a decline in Tesla's stock value [2].
While Tesla's Optimus robot is still in early deployment, its reasoning capabilities are not yet at the level of Gemini-powered research robots. DeepMind's Gemini ER-1.5 has been described as a foundational step toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), raising questions about Tesla's ability to maintain its dominance in the robotics market [2].
The updated research studies show that the physical robotics market can reach $4.04-15.26 billion TAM by 2030, with a CAGR of 17.5-39.2% [2]. Even if the market can grow at the highest end of this range, capturing a significant portion of it may be challenging for Tesla with the new developments from Nvidia and now DeepMind.
In conclusion, the introduction of Gemini Robotics has narrowed Tesla's serviceable market in the AI robotics niche, leading to a bearish outlook on Tesla stock. The firm's future prospects may be challenged by the new competition and its struggles in the auto market.
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