NEW GIGA Press Makes Cybercab Production 7X FASTER! Welding DELETED!
Welcome to our latest video, where we dive into the revolutionary changes Tesla is implementing with its groundbreaking Cybercab Production system! This innovative approach aims to reshape the future of electric vehicle manufacturing, achieving an astonishing production cycle time of just 5 seconds!
In this video, we unpack the details of Tesla’s Unboxed manufacturing system, designed to streamline operations and enhance efficiency. Learn how the new GIGA Press technology allows for simultaneous production of Cybercab components, eliminating the traditional welding process and dramatically reducing assembly steps.
We’ll explore the advanced automation at play—showcasing cutting-edge robots, open workstations, and optimized material flows that contribute to Tesla’s ambitious target of sub-10-second production cycles. Additionally, we clarify the difference between the theoretical 5-second output and actual production capabilities, particularly at Tesla’s Texas facility.
As you watch, you’ll discover how successfully scaling this innovative system could not only simplify manufacturing but also drive down the costs of future electric vehicles. Whether you’re a die-hard Tesla fan, an EV enthusiast, a manufacturing junkie, or an investor, there’s something in this video for everyone interested in Tesla Unboxed, Cybercab, and the future of automated car production.
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A 5-second cycle sounds insane, but I’d rather see sustained production numbers than impressive factory footage. How long do you think Tesla could realistically maintain that rate?
Honestly, I think the Unboxed process is more important than the Cybercab itself. If Tesla can make this work, why wouldn’t other automakers eventually copy it?
If Tesla really gets close to the 5-second target, traditional car factories are going to look incredibly slow by comparison. The question is whether the system can scale without creating new bottlenecks.
If this factory becomes more automated and modular, what happens to manufacturing jobs? Is Tesla actually making cars cheaper, or just replacing more human labor with machines?
The interesting question for me is whether this technology works only because Cybercab is such a simple vehicle. Could Tesla use the same manufacturing approach for something as complex as the Model Y?
The parallel assembly idea makes a lot of sense. But does splitting the vehicle into modules create more problems with quality control and final alignment?
“Welding deleted” sounds dramatic, but isn’t Tesla basically replacing traditional welding with a different set of joining and assembly processes? I’m not sure the headline tells the whole story.
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Accomplishing this new 5 second manufacturing goal sounds like a new way of automobile manufacturing & for other manufacturers to adopt the process. I'm already convinced and the way for the public to know is when the existing automobile manufacturers follow suit or become a thing of the past.
It is high time you made a video about the use of Optimus robots in space. Once they are actually operating there, a central data hub will not only become feasible but will also trigger a whole new line of space-based production across other sectors. This marks the first step toward humanity having a ready-made infrastructure in space—even if it is not yet capable of "hosting" humans.
DYSTOPIA!
Why does a few seconds longer in production matter when brand new tesla's sit at dealer lots for months before sale?
Now it produces Tesla cars. In tens years T800-s.
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Wow. AI is advancing so fast!! The production clip is AI?!! 🙂.
wtf? they have about 60 on the street and need an operater if something is stuck (due to lack of steering wheel)
how/what exactly is the subscription model for any company/customer?
Ну да а за кадром 10 конвееров для сборки этих модулей ахах :))
Soon the robots will replace many people and eventuaully they will be reproducing at an extremely high rate.
Whether you execute the steps sequentially or in parallel you still need to do them. Where is the spectacular win?
blabla
ugley lumps of pure um fixable shite
Musk is in the Jeff papers.
The future ist now🎉❤
I don't get where the 5 sec car is….? All them modules take more time than 5 secs .
Compared to a traditional assembly line that has the advantage that every cyber cab coming off the line is identical
Why!? FFS! It’s get rich Elon and nothing more than! Money to go to mummy’s NeoNazi party for sure!
Powerless leftists are crying right now.
Just as an innovative peacemaker might reconcile the Olympians with Gaia to rid the world of plagues, Musk acts as a modern-day Apollo.
By deploying the Giga Press, he aligns industry and nature to elevate the wellness of mortals in an optimal modular epoch.
The Cybertfuck has body parts falling off on the freeway along with many other issues to where SpaceX had to purchase the models not selling, CyberCab has minimal market share because they are not safe while Waymo is running circles around cybercrap, all with an actual functioning FSD of which Tesla carts still cannot do. How many more failures does the retarded Nepo Baby have to produce for the people to wake up. Production line of crap, dangerous crap! The original Tesla was a marvel of engineering of which Musk had nothing to do with. He just used his daddy's money to buy his way into the company to ultimately ruin it. There is no way I would step foot into on of those death traps. But hey look at how fast we can make a product that nobody wants.
The era of DIY / fix-it-yourself + maintain it yourself is cooked w/Tesla products.
Amazing work, but how difficult will it be to service or repair crash damage. My bet is that its almost an after thought so not so good.
5s either 10s mentioned in this VDO should called as “Takt time” not the “Cycle time” 😅
At what millisecond rate of production would you actually get an affordable Tesla to buy?
lol try to car jack a robot
Disposable car toy for 6 to 10 years
What if that building capacity is not match with the people´s intention to buy such a vehicle?
Your 5 second target is meaningless, because the cycle of each module of the car varies. I don't know where this concept originated, but I believe they will push to the limit in terms of efficiency.