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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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TSLA - 12+ startups in 1
Once a robot is advanced enough to pick up fluff, the Dreadnaught can be launched.
Tesla probably need to do robotics to advance DoJo as a Service (DJAAS) for their other customers. Besides, SpaceX will need robots & advanced AI to go & hunt down inner asteroids for nickel, water etc.
lafrisbee
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I think I understand him...The Money is in software.
Sources familiar with the matter says Tesla is a company built on an anti-union reservation land that's not sovereign to the United States.
Ok, so it's AH...story time.
My ex currently has a company car, a hybrid. I can't count how many times she rolled her eyes when the kids would get all excited about my Model 3 or talk about the features etc. Recently her company car was wrecked (not by her). She is looking at buying a new car b/c a company car won't be included with a new gig. After asking for my thoughts on new cars she mentioned that a Model Y was at the top of the list.
I can't explain how bullish this is folks. She kinda hates me so skipping past the association with me and going for it is impressive. Seriously, bullish AF. Now I have to look at lease vs purchase and help out there.
My ex currently has a company car, a hybrid. I can't count how many times she rolled her eyes when the kids would get all excited about my Model 3 or talk about the features etc. Recently her company car was wrecked (not by her). She is looking at buying a new car b/c a company car won't be included with a new gig. After asking for my thoughts on new cars she mentioned that a Model Y was at the top of the list.
I can't explain how bullish this is folks. She kinda hates me so skipping past the association with me and going for it is impressive. Seriously, bullish AF. Now I have to look at lease vs purchase and help out there.
lafrisbee
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Tes La Ferrari
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Legislators propose $2,500 federal tax credit for used EVs
A $2,500 federal EV tax credit for used vehicles could help spur EV adoption among those who might not be able to afford new vehicles.
TL;DR: US legislators are proposing a $2500 used EV credit for vehicles under 25K and 2 years old. Not much direct help to Tesla, but positive for the mission by creating more awareness.
"Dubbed the "Affordable EVs for Working Families Act," the bill would create a tax rebate of up to $2,500 for used electric cars. The credit would only apply to used cars that are at least two years old and cost less than $25,000, and be structured for EVs and PHEVs much like the existing EV tax credit."
When my ex heard that I had bought a Tesla, she augered herself into the ground. I haven’t heard from her since, but that’s just braggadocio.
Again not by much, but a sixth successive up day for TSLA. At the start of that span, it pushed above its 200-day SMA (simple moving average) and has remained there ever since. This could be seen as encouraging by technical standards.
lafrisbee
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Knightshade
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Model S- 39 or 48 months from unveil to first production delivery (depending if you start from official announce, or first prototype shown)
Model X- 43 months from unveil to first production delivery.
Model 3- 16 months from unveil to first production delivery.
Model Y- 12 months from unveil to first production delivery.
Cybertruck- 20 months since unveil, appears minimum of 5-6 more months before first production.
Roadster 2 and Semi- Both looking like minimum 60 months from unveil to production, best case.
So pretty dubious they go from unveil to deliveries in a few months here. Especially on a car they're gonna need a TON of batteries given the volumes it'd sell in, when they've already been delaying earlier announced products (and starving TE) for lack of batteries.
More beans probably spilled for AI day by this job listing.
The Role
Tesla’s Mobile Robotics team designs, builds, and deploys systems enabling scalable and flexible manufacturing lines for Tesla's growing product and factory portfolio. Products include multi degree-of-freedom autonomous mobile robots. The team joins mechanical, electrical, software, and manufacturing engineering disciplines in a highly collaborative team.
Core to the robot’s full autonomy, the perception stack presents a unique opportunity to work on state-of-the-art algorithms for state estimation and motion planning, culminating in their deployment to real world production applications. The perception software engineer will develop and own this stack from inception to deployment. The ideal candidate will have previous hands-on experience developing mobile robot perception solutions for commercial applications.
Responsibilities
Software Engineer, Autonomy - Mobile Robotics
The Role
Tesla’s Mobile Robotics team designs, builds, and deploys systems enabling scalable and flexible manufacturing lines for Tesla's growing product and factory portfolio. Products include multi degree-of-freedom autonomous mobile robots. The team joins mechanical, electrical, software, and manufacturing engineering disciplines in a highly collaborative team.
Core to the robot’s full autonomy, the perception stack presents a unique opportunity to work on state-of-the-art algorithms for state estimation and motion planning, culminating in their deployment to real world production applications. The perception software engineer will develop and own this stack from inception to deployment. The ideal candidate will have previous hands-on experience developing mobile robot perception solutions for commercial applications.
Responsibilities
- Build, integrate, and deploy real-time state-of-the-art perception models and algorithms into existing system architecture
- Develop online and offline state estimation algorithms by fusing information from cameras, IMUs, and other sensors
- Test and debug your solutions in realistic situations including in customer applications
- Validate and document performance of algorithms and models in real and simulated environments
- Design and build automatic data pipelines that create high quality, unbiased ground truth labels for neural network model training and deployment
- Create robust sensor calibration routines that perform reliably in complex and unpredictable environments
mltv
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For robotaxi, there may be high robotic need to clean, service the car while it is charging all done by robotsMore beans probably spilled for AI day by this job listing.
Software Engineer, Autonomy - Mobile Robotics
The Role
Tesla’s Mobile Robotics team designs, builds, and deploys systems enabling scalable and flexible manufacturing lines for Tesla's growing product and factory portfolio. Products include multi degree-of-freedom autonomous mobile robots. The team joins mechanical, electrical, software, and manufacturing engineering disciplines in a highly collaborative team.
Core to the robot’s full autonomy, the perception stack presents a unique opportunity to work on state-of-the-art algorithms for state estimation and motion planning, culminating in their deployment to real world production applications. The perception software engineer will develop and own this stack from inception to deployment. The ideal candidate will have previous hands-on experience developing mobile robot perception solutions for commercial applications.
Responsibilities
- Build, integrate, and deploy real-time state-of-the-art perception models and algorithms into existing system architecture
- Develop online and offline state estimation algorithms by fusing information from cameras, IMUs, and other sensors
- Test and debug your solutions in realistic situations including in customer applications
- Validate and document performance of algorithms and models in real and simulated environments
- Design and build automatic data pipelines that create high quality, unbiased ground truth labels for neural network model training and deployment
- Create robust sensor calibration routines that perform reliably in complex and unpredictable environments
Words of HABIT
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@StarFoxisDown! called it!You mean 34 more days of the stock being bought up only to be spoofed nonstop and walked back down to .2% gain for the day
mltv
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Todd Burch
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Let nobody mention anything of the US's largest electric vehicle automaker by far...
Model 3 and Y had biggest potential Osborne effect so those timelines had to be minimized.
Model 2 will be minimized even further. This is so obvious in how they won't even describe it with any detail in their development chart in the earnings report.
Model 2 unveil to release will be less than a year. You can take that to the bank.
All this talk about the MX Plaid being a screaming deal has me majorly “FOMOing.” Now look what you made me do:
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If it wasn't for TSLA, there likely would be no US EV industry and all the gas/ICE lobby would have taken all EV development to the graveyard by now.
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