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I guess whoever offers better pricing, support, timelines etc

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• jandrese 8y ago
  Given how fast they were trying to ramp up production I wouldn't be surprised if they had to buy robots from multiple vendors becauase no single vendor was capable of building and installing the 2,000 robot arms he needed to hit that 5,000 car/week in 2 months target.
  • dmode 8y ago
    The bottleneck is not so much with robot manufacturers, but actually with the software implementation. There are software consultancies who will program the robot arms per Tesla specs.
    • solarkraft 8y ago
      With Tesla being focused on doing things in-house, shouldn't those be employees?