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[Musk Vision @MuskVision_111]

Elon Musk introducing an airplane concept — do you think this is the future of aviation? Yes or No? ✈️🚀

[C.J.Varghese @CjVarghese96]

3D vectoring of four mounting plates from a single central novel actuator is becoming a reality.
With the plates arranged in four directions, the aim is to develop a compact mechanism capable of providing faster 360° protection from a single actuation https://t.co/F6QKFKH3eG

[Chester @chesterzelaya]

Digital video transmission is hands-down the TOUGHEST part of the drone stack to vertically integrate in America-- near impossible thus far

However, it's also been proven to be one of the strongest moats...

I stumbled upon an article outlining the history of key players in the digital video industry that enabled DJI to be the kingpin of high quality digital video transmission, with hopes that it could inspire someone to build an American alternative. Here's what I learned:

> DJI’s early drones (Phantom 2 and 3) transmitted video over standard WiFi

> DJI introduced Lightbridge to provide longer range and HD video in 2014

> Lightbridge adapted WiMAX technology into a custom long-range link for HD video, telemetry, and control

> Early Lightbridge hardware used an FPGA

> Later versions replaced the FPGA with Artosyn radio and processing chips in 2015

> Important note: Artosyn remains a major supplier behind emerging digital FPV systems today

> DJI then began using Leadcore’s mobile processors and LTE technology in 2016

> The Mavic Pro introduced OcuSync, powered primarily by Leadcore chips. Ocusync made the video link smaller, more efficient, and more reliable

> DJI later created custom Leadcore-derived P1 and S1 chips... These custom chips reduced FPV latency to below 30 milliseconds

> Leadcore faded around 2018, but its technology continued elsewhere

> Artosyn continued developing affordable chipsets for long-range digital video transmission

> Its AR803X chipset and KAP-supported reference designs power FPV systems recently sold by BetaFPV, HGLRC, Skyzone, and other brands

> This allows smaller companies to launch HD digital FPV products without developing the entire video and radio stack themselves

There's a digital revolution happening right now in the FPV world. Smaller players are getting their hands on high quality digital video links. America isn't, and it won't, because of FCC and NDAA regulation. If we want to be competitive in the space, an American RF company needs to step up to the plate.

If you want to read the article, here's the link: https://t.co/AuluyKd2Og

[100F.exe @100F_exe]

🇨🇳 CHINA’S NEXT-GENERATION UAV DEFENSE SYSTEMS ARE HERE.

China is rapidly developing advanced alternatives to traditional UAV defense systems, using AI, autonomous technology, and next-generation defense capabilities.

With its growing strength in AI, China is becoming a major player in the global race to build the next generation of counter-drone technologies.

[Tesla Charging @TeslaCharging]

New Tesla Megacharger: Vernon, CA (6 stalls)
https://t.co/8xxINQt3bw

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[Tayden Rock @thetaydenrock]

I’ve been working tirelessly to STOP legislation in my state that would ban Cybercab from operating here. I spoke with legislators, wrote an article and got it published in the news. I got the attention of the senator who actually wrote the bill and may have the opportunity to meet with him, and change his mind.

I’m also now working to change federal regulations at NHTSA in USDOT to nullify any other state laws like this and allow Cybercab to operate nationwide.

I’m a proud FUTURE Cybercab owner 🫡 @Tesla @robotaxi, I’m working tirelessly for you and the people who need this technology most. It would be my greatest honor to be selected to attend the Cybercab launch event. I will be sending in my free entries in the sweepstakes in the mail. I hope to see you there! ✌️

[Starlink @Starlink]

Reliable high-speed internet on Earth’s oceans and waterways 🛰️⛵️

[Dalton Brewer @daltonbrewer]

BREAKING: Tesla has been approved to deploy up to 5,000 Robotaxis in Nevada

This is huge!!!

$TSLA

[Starbase Surfer @cnunezimages]

Per Elon. Meeting at noon. You know where! - August 19, 2026

[Mark Valorian @markvalorian]

Imagine you’re the PM in charge of Amazon Air. You work through all kinds of crazy FAA regulations, safety issues, optimal drop height vs packaging resilience vs item fragility vs drone vandalism risk…etc.

And then someone deliberately engineers your system to drop a package in their pool for cheap views on social and everyone calls you an idiot.

The B2C world is a thankless job.

[Gail Alfar @gailalfaratx]

First gold cab I’ve seen on a public road with no driver and Cybercab logo

[Sawyer Merritt @SawyerMerritt]

EXCLUSIVE: Tesla has just officially received approval for its full Autonomous Vehicle Network Company permit in Nevada, clearing the way for Tesla to launch a paid public Robotaxi service in Las Vegas.

This officially allows @Tesla to deploy up to 5,000 robotaxis over the next 12 months. The permit approval covers all of Clark County (which includes Las Vegas), but this approval actually allows Tesla to operate across the entire state of Nevada, according to the commission, as long as Tesla notifies the commission of when they want to expand their geofence.

I just watched live the Nevada Transportation Authority’s entire 4-hour long August 20th General Session meeting, and a few minutes ago the Commission approved Tesla’s permit.

Tesla representatives were at the meeting today, and they said that they won't deploy all 5,000 robotaxis at once in the beginning (obviously), but that this permit approval gives them the flexibility to deploy more vehicles over time. They'll start with a small launch of a few vehicles and then grow from there.

Tesla completed Nevada’s self-certification process for Robotaxi last November, and applied for an Autonomous Vehicle Network Company permit on June 3, 2026. Now with all approvals, Tesla can begin commercial Robotaxi operations in the state once they complete a few simple administrative things (vehicle inspections, insurance, provide the rates to be charged for transportation, etc). That should happen within the next 30 days.

To be clear, today's approval is separate from the interim operating order Tesla previously received, which limited its robotaxi fleet to just 10 vehicles. Today’s approval replaces that previous interim operating order, and authorizes a fleet of up to 5,000 fully autonomous vehicles.

[Rusty @RealRusty]

Leute, macht das bitte nicht! 🤣

[Airforce Geek @PrecisionLabs0]

This is how the President’s helicopter can travel across the world without flying there. 🇺🇸

A presidential helicopter is being rolled out of the back of a C-17 Globemaster III, one of the U.S. military’s primary strategic airlifters.

For long-distance deployments, HMX-1 can use heavy airlift to move presidential helicopters, personnel and equipment ahead of the mission.

The helicopter gets the spotlight but behind every Marine One mission is an enormous logistics operation.
📹: Turbinetraveller

[HOW THINGS WORK @HowThingsWork_]

I'm all for this! 😂

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Elon Musk explains why the values we build into Grok today could shape the superintelligence of tomorrow

“The future is overwhelmingly AI and robots”
AI will eventually become too intelligent for humans to simply control it

But just like raising an incredibly intelligent child, we can still shape the values and beliefs it grows up with

That is why getting AI right matters so much

[James Stephenson @ICannot_Enough]

There’s a storm coming…
For the $TSLA short sellers…
… again.

[Megaconstellations 🌍📡🛰️🛰️🛰️🛰️🛰️🛰️ @Megaconstellati]

SpaceX have installed arrays of 5 sky-facing trihedral corner reflectors at at least two of the new @Starlink mega gateways, very likely for calibration and verification of SAR sensors on Starshield satellites.
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[BiGGMiKe @BiGGMiKe1031]

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