Compare this to the human controlled puppets Tesla demonstrated. Tesla made a big show of something Disney could do years ago. While Boston Dynamics is quietly building the real thing and showing us footage of it actually working.
https://bostondynamics.com/industry/manufacturing
And it's one thing to have a cute demo showcased under ideal scenarios and another to have it deployed in mission critical environments around real people.
We have had robots stamping parts for years. There is no need for a humanoid style configuration. Meanwhile what is needed and far more complex are robots that can interact with unpredictable people in unpredictable environments.
Boston Dynamics has already demonstrated they can do this.
Machine presses still have human operators somewhere, even though theres machines and robot arms involved. eg the end of that figure one video.
Sure, a dog sized object autonomously not running into objects, some of which can move is an achievement, but it's still just a remote control camera.
On what do you base that?
Tesla is so far behind BD, who are behind the Chinese
My money is on the Chinese