Transformers: Robots in Disguise is an American animated robot superhero television series for children produced by Hasbro Studios and Darby Pop Productions in the United States for Cartoon Network. It was also animated by Polygon Pictures in Japan.

Transformers Robots in Diguise is the sequel to the acclaimed Transformers Prime series.

Optimus Prime was the former leader of the Autobots. He merged his own Matrix of Leadership with the AllSpark and sacrificed his life to save Cybertron. He currently acts as a mentor to the new Autobot leader, Bumblebee.

A Decepticon prison ship crashes on Earth and Optimus Prime summons Bumblebee to lead a ragtag team of Autobots - including a bad-boy rebel type, a by-the-book Elite Guard cadet, a loudmouth Dinobot and a hyperactive Mini-con. Their mission: capture an all new batch of escaped Decepticon villains and save humankind.

living metal The living metal from which Transformers are constructed is known by many names and descriptors, including bio-chanic, protomatter, technomatter, sentio metallico, birth metal, cyber-matter, Sparked metal, elemental metal, and Transformium.

In the movies, robots can change from cars to jets to helicopters and then back to a car, all with the push of a button. In real life, no such transformers exist.

The Transformers (Cybertronus cybertronii) are a species of sentient, living robotic beings (mostly) originating from the distant machine world of Cybertron. The stories of their lives, their histories, and most especially their wars have been chronicled across many different continuities in the vast multiverse.

In the Transformers mythology, Optimus Prime is a Cybertronian, an extraterrestrial species of sentient self-configuring modular robotic lifeforms (e.g.: cars and other objects), a synergistic blend of biological evolution and technological engineering.

Orion Pax Before the Great War, Optimus Prime was originally known as Orion Pax; a young data clerk who worked in Iacon, under the wing of Alpha Trion. Orion was chosen by the High Council and became "Optimus Prime", upon being entrusted with the Matrix of Leadership by Primus himself.

The general-purpose robot is learning to sense the world around it, map it and navigate it using systems developed for the self-driving Autopilot systems in the company's electric cars.

However, even if Robots is not an allegory for the trans experience, it is a great movie about friendship and economic disparities. The film shows how different economic classes are punished for being unable to afford the next big thing in technology, whether that be a new phone or new parts.

Madame Gasket is the mastermind behind the plan to kill off all robots deemed "Outmodes" and turn them into upgrades. She is truly relentless, quick-tempered, baleful, wicked, psychotic, abrasive, sadistic, power-hungry, witty, stingy, ungenerous, self-centered, persuasive, conceited, devious, and manipulative.

The goal is to leverage Tesla's work in AI from its self-driving effort to power a humanoid robot that would be able to perform a wide range of different tasks. At first, Tesla aims for Optimus to be able to perform simple repetitive tasks, primarily in its own manufacturing effort.

Previously, Musk said that Optimus would one day mow lawns and do dishes, but for the immediate future, it appears Optimus is destined to work alongside humans in factories, where Tesla is planning to pilot a use case program for Optimus at one of its production facilities, Kovac said at the event.

The living metal from which Transformers are constructed is known by many names and descriptors, including bio-chanic, protomatter, technomatter, sentio metallico, birth metal, cyber-matter, Sparked metal, elemental metal, and Transformium.

In real life, no such transformers exist. This situation has left researchers in robotics two choices; they can wait for Optimus Prime to show up and save the day or figure out how to make real-world transformers all on their own.