The giant investment bank has estimated that humanoid robots like Tesla's Optimus robot could grow into an industry worth more than $150 billion in the next 15 years. The US company made this prediction by publishing an investment report on this subject, led by Tesla.

The Goldman Sachs report said: “Tesla's unveiling of the prototype of the humanoid robot Optimus has sparked debate over what the financial opportunities for such innovations will be. The investment situation for humanoid robots is quite large. We see a market of up to $152 billion by 2035 if barriers to product design, use case, affordability and public acceptance are eroded.”

This prediction, which the company calls the 'blue sky scenario', shows that the humanoid robot industry can grow quite a lot. In fact, the number given is almost equal to the current global electric car market, while it is one-third of the smartphone industry. Although the investment bank makes such a prediction, there are some doubts about humanoid robots, based on Tesla's prototype.

Tesla's demonstration of the prototype of Optimus excited many people, but it did not impress some. Many robotics professors say that it is amazing that the US technology giant has designed this robot in such a short time; however, he said that Optimus' functions were not impressive. It was even stated that Optimus' movements resembled the Asimo, which Honda first introduced in 2000.

In addition, experts stated that although the robot has potential, it is not a revolutionary technology compared to 2022, while Optimus is far from innovation. Also, that Optimus' movements are not human-like; therefore, it was stated that it was unrealistic to think that his current state could replace people.

So you see, there are some doubts about Tesla's robot. But what the company has shown is only a prototype. Tesla is still developing on the Optimus and adds that it needs 3-5 years to launch. Therefore, we can say that Tesla's robot is likely to reach the desired level by making a serious improvement in 5 years.

It is planned that humanoid robots will reduce labor costs, replace humans in difficult jobs and help us in our daily lives in the coming years. If this happens and such devices, especially Tesla's robot, can achieve the desired functionality, Goldman Sachs' prediction for the next 15 years may become reality. We will see how the future of these technologies, which have the potential to completely change the world, will be in the coming years.