So to make the ventilator parts, they'll need to fire up the factory. Sweet!
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So to make the ventilator parts, they'll need to fire up the factory. Sweet!
According to Reuters headline, "stocks jump on virus slowdown hopes".Any ideas on what is pushing the futures up 3.5%?
Any ideas on what is pushing the futures up 3.5%?
every ventilator user will buy a tesla after recovery.I wonder if it has Sentry Mode so patients can keep an eye on the nurses while sleeping?
The Governor may have exempted Tesla, but the local (Alameda) county health department did not. After a few run-ins with the County sheriff, Elon decided to go on hiatus. Sure, Elon could have fought the county in court, but chose not to.
NYC reported a decrease in covid-19 deaths today, and possilbly even more significantly, a decrease in new hospital admissions.Any ideas on what is pushing the futures up 3.5%?
I’m waiting for the one with the robotic arm that does the intubation on its ownOMG I want one.
OMG I want one. Multi coat red. I hope I can set it to make fart noises when I exhale.
Good job Tesla.
StAY sane people.
Agree completely.
But I can still dream.
Agree completely.I still don’t see this as anything but a disaster. Two options:
1). The OEMs literally add nothing but bodies and seats. I see zero value added there. In fact, any radically different body styling could (I would think) require recalibration of the Autopilot because of different camera locations and visibility. And a body with bad aerodynamics would decrease range. Would Tesla really want their powertrain associated with vehicles that get crappy range?
2). The OEMs provide additional functionality to the "skateboard" such as unique cockpit displays, suspension, sound systems, HVAC, etc. in other words, the supply chain and software integration nightmare they are currently experiencing in their EV development. Tesla would have to supply unique software integration and OTA support to each OEM. No way.
in either case, Tesla would have to expand its service capabilities to cars partially built by other manufacturers.
Bottom line : Tesla prides itself on its vertical integration and total systems integration expertise. What you are proposing destroys both. They would lose control of the total vehicle quality. It would be neither easy nor fast.
How long would it take legacy OEMs to design a new glider to go around Tesla's drivetrain and software stack? probably longer than it would take Tesla to build a new factory.
Pretty sure they have those in Amsterdam... London, for sure.I’m waiting for the one with the robotic arm that does the intubation on its own
Should be a big opening today then! Hope it holdsUpgraded to Buy by Jefferies: 650 USD
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Tesla Ventilators use screens from the Model 3. Most helpfully, Tesla has a cheap and plentiful supply of all the parts needed to make their own ventilator product WITHOUT competing for scare parts for existing ventilator designs. Here's the video hosted on Youtube:
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I only saw the infotainment computerNot just the screens, the AI computer is in that box!