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Tesla is hosting a new public-facing autonomy showcase in Miami this weekend, inviting attendees to step inside what the company calls “the digital mind” that powers both its Autopilot driver-assistance system and its Optimus humanoid robot. As shared by Tesla on X, the event — titled The Future of Autonomy Visualized — will take place at Tesla’s Miami Design District showroom from December 6 to 7, with limited-capacity RSVPs now open.
“Join us on December 6 to 7, 2025, at our Tesla Miami Design District showroom for The Future of Autonomy Visualized, an immersive journey inside the digital mind that guides our Autopilot technology and humanoid robot, Optimus,” Tesla wrote on the official page for the event, where anyone interested can also sign up to RSVP.
The exhibit is designed to give visitors a look at how Tesla Vision, the camera-only perception system used across the company’s products, interprets the world. Tesla explains: “Built off millions of hours of video footage, Tesla Vision translates our real world into data points and formulas. This information is used to train our Autopilot technology and help Tesla vehicles and Optimus alike to intelligently navigate and interact with the real world—and is leading us toward an autonomous future.”
Visitors will be shown a simulation of what Tesla vehicles and Optimus “see” — a real-world environment rendered as a fully digital landscape. The company noted that space is limited and “admission is not guaranteed,” even for those who RSVP.
Influencers and prominent members of the Tesla community have also been invited, hinting that the event may offer more than just a visual walkthrough. While Tesla says the weekend will focus on Tesla Vision, it’s unclear whether the company will reveal or preview new technology on stage.
The timing is notable. Tesla is currently accelerating efforts to bring Optimus to market, including hiring top AI talent and breaking ground on a dedicated Optimus factory at Giga Texas. On the automotive side, Tesla continues rapid development of Full Self-Driving (Supervised), with the latest release — version 14.2.1 — even allowing drivers to text behind the wheel under certain low-risk conditions. CEO Elon Musk recently said that Tesla is only “a few months away” from unsupervised FSD.
With “The Future of Autonomy Visualized” taking place this weekend, expectations are already building. Whether Tesla plans any surprises remains to be seen, but the company rarely hosts events without something noteworthy to show. Stay tuned — we’ll have full coverage once everything kicks off.
