YYForce Applauds Tesla and Elon Musk on Commencing Manufacturing of Optimus Humanoid Robots
Key Highlights
- ➤Tesla begins early-ramp manufacturing of Optimus humanoid robots in Fremont, California
- ➤YYForce plans first humanoid robot deployment at Novotel Singapore on Stevens in early November 2026
- ➤YYForce deployment will evaluate hospitality workflows, integration, staff training and operational performance
- ➤YYForce says deployment is separate from Tesla, with no partnership, supply agreement or endorsement announced
Expert Statements
Mike Fu, Chief Executive Officer of YYForce
“Elon Musk and the Tesla team continue to push the boundaries of robotics and autonomous systems”
Mike Fu, Chief Executive Officer of YYForce
“We applaud this manufacturing milestone and believe progress across the industry can help accelerate the development of practical humanoid applications. At YYForce, our focus is on connecting advances in robotics with real operating environments, customer needs and frontline workforce experience.”
Mike Fu, Chief Executive Officer of YYForce
“Our first planned humanoid deployment at Novotel Singapore on Stevens represents a concrete step in our physical AI strategy”
Mike Fu, Chief Executive Officer of YYForce
“We aim to understand where humanoid robots can perform reliably, how they can support employees, and what is required to deliver measurable value to hospitality customers.”
SINGAPORE, Oct. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- YYForce Inc. (NASDAQ: YFOR) (“YYForce” or the “Company”), a technology-enabled provider of workforce solutions, integrated facility management and robotics services, today congratulated Tesla, Inc. and Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk following Tesla’s announcement that production of its Optimus humanoid robot had begun in Fremont, California.
YYForce views the announcement as an important development for the broader physical AI ecosystem as humanoid robotics progresses toward real-world applications. Tesla described its California Optimus manufacturing operations as being in an early ramp phase, with hardware and manufacturing processes continuing to evolve.
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