Anyone have a good direct primary care/concierge doc reco in Austin?
I've used One Medical for the past few years, but they've become hot garbage post-acquisition.
New sr. welding technician started today.
He's already blazing through tests on metal cored wire - flux core is great for dealing with rust/mill scale/primer, but the the slag layer makes it harder to automate inspection.
Iterate. Iterate. Iterate.
As much as I’d like lower prices for Robotaxi, it’s worth noting that even though the cars are self-driving there’s still a lot of expensive infrastructure required to make it all work.
Cleaning, charging, maintenance, remote fleet monitoring & occasional human intervention, regular mapping of service areas, not to mention the enormous capital investment in R&D and the production line. Tesla is also currently putting up its own capital to finance fleet expansion.
Would be a mistake to price it too low early on. Anecdotally, many friends already express a strong preference for Robotaxi based on the experience rather than price.
Hey @elonmusk respectfully there is no reason why @Robotaxi fares need to be this high just because Uber and others are charging the same if not higher.
Dynamic pricing for rideshares done by autonomous vehicles should have never been a thing especially when they’re doing the work of transporting people around instead of a human. That should mean significant cost savings for both you and the rider regardless of time, date, location, or event.
Fix this then you will seriously toss traditional rideshare to the grave for good.
Testing the new welding sensor package we assembled & integrated in-house.
Weld camera + leading and trailing lasers.
The dataset we’re building is incredible. Will be able to completely automate inspection as well.
Lots of new followers, so I should probably explain what we're doing at @ValstadShip:
We're decomposing the common operations required to build ships, and building autonomous systems to carry out those operations at least 10x faster.
Let's make America competitive again.
@BoCamaro I'm not aware of "a dozen different robot companies" that can autonomously assemble, weld, and inspect large, high-mix sections of ship structure.
I'd recommend walking around a couple of shipyards in the US to get a sense of how "solved" the problem really is.