Is your home ready for a Tesla Optimus?

Undisclosed. Tesla has published no doorway, stairs, floor-loading, space, or charging requirements for a home Optimus. What the record does hold is the machine itself: a roughly 57 to 73 kilogram humanoid about 173 centimeters tall with a small 2.3 kilowatt-hour battery. When you buy a large appliance, the maker tells you what your home needs: the clearances, the floor it can sit on, the outlet and circuit it draws from. That is the honest yardstick here, and against it Tesla has published nothing for a home Optimus. There is no stated doorway width, no guidance on stairs, no floor-loading requirement, no minimum space, and no home charging specification. What we can tell you comes from the verified record, and it makes the gap concrete rather than abstract: Optimus is a humanoid roughly 173 centimeters tall, weighing somewhere around 57 to 73 kilograms depending on generation, carrying a small 2.3 kilowatt-hour battery. That is a person-sized, person-weight machine, which is exactly why home requirements would matter, a device that heavy moving around a home is a real consideration for floors, stairs, and tight spaces, even though the small battery means the charging draw is modest. But the specifics that would let you actually prepare a home, the ones an appliance maker prints on a spec sheet, are simply not on any record we can cite. So the honest verdict is that home readiness is undefined, and we give you the real machine dimensions rather than invent an install guide Tesla has not written. This is general information, not an engineering or purchasing assessment for your specific home.