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To hit the 5000 in one week (technically took them 8 days), they setup additional assembly lines in tents, and additional hand labor. Hand labor, working extra

To hit the 5000 in one week (technically took them 8 days), they setup additional assembly lines in tents, and additional hand labor. Hand labor, working extra shifts, is how they hit their mark. They continue to use it while they address the automation challenges

bogomipz 8y ago
Oh wow. That doesn't sound sustainable. Is there any concern about quality and consistency of cars produced by "hand labor" in tents? Or is that a non-issue?
- Qworg 8y ago
  Definitely. Robots aren't used in factories for speed, primarily. They're used for consistency and quality control.