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Elon Musk Stuns The World With New Cars (Full Presentation With Timestamps)
名人访谈·2024-10-11 08:21

Autonomous Vehicle Technology - The company showcased 50 fully autonomous vehicles, including Model Ys and Cybercabs, at the event, highlighting the future of driverless transportation[1] - The company envisions a future where autonomous vehicles are significantly safer than human-driven cars, potentially reducing accidents and injuries by a factor of 10[1] - The company plans to transition from supervised full self-driving to unsupervised full self-driving, allowing passengers to sleep or engage in other activities while traveling[1] - The company's autonomous driving technology benefits from millions of cars training on driving data, allowing the system to learn from a vast array of scenarios and improve safety[2] - The company's AI and vision-based solution for autonomous driving does not require expensive equipment, keeping production costs low[2] Operational Efficiency and Cost - Autonomous vehicles could increase the utilization rate of cars from the current 10 hours per week to 50 or even 100 hours, significantly enhancing their value and efficiency[1] - The cost of autonomous transport is expected to be significantly lower than traditional mass transit, with operating costs potentially as low as 0.20permile[2]−Thecompanyanticipatesstartingfullyautonomous,unsupervisedFSDoperationsinTexasandCalifornianextyear,withproductionofthehighlyoptimizedCyberCabexpectedby2026[2]InfrastructureandUrbanImpact−ThecompanydemonstratedinductivechargingfortheRobotaxi,eliminatingtheneedforplugsandenhancingconvenience[3]−Autonomousvehiclescouldtransformurbanlandscapesbyconvertingparkinglotsintogreenspaces,reducingtheneedforextensiveparkinginfrastructure[3]−ThecompanyintroducedtheRevovan,alargerautonomousvehiclecapableoftransportingupto20peopleorgoods,aimedatsolvinghigh−densitytransportneeds[3]RoboticsandAIIntegration−Thecompany′sadvancementsinautonomousvehicletechnology,includingbatteries,powerelectronics,andAI,arealsoapplicabletohumanoidrobotslikeOptimus[4]−ThecompanypredictsthattheOptimusrobotcouldbeavailablefor0.20 per mile[2] - The company anticipates starting fully autonomous, unsupervised FSD operations in Texas and California next year, with production of the highly optimized CyberCab expected by 2026[2] Infrastructure and Urban Impact - The company demonstrated inductive charging for the Robotaxi, eliminating the need for plugs and enhancing convenience[3] - Autonomous vehicles could transform urban landscapes by converting parking lots into green spaces, reducing the need for extensive parking infrastructure[3] - The company introduced the Revovan, a larger autonomous vehicle capable of transporting up to 20 people or goods, aimed at solving high-density transport needs[3] Robotics and AI Integration - The company's advancements in autonomous vehicle technology, including batteries, power electronics, and AI, are also applicable to humanoid robots like Optimus[4] - The company predicts that the Optimus robot could be available for 20,000 to $30,000 in the long term, with capabilities ranging from household chores to companionship[4] - The company envisions a future of abundance where the cost of products and services declines dramatically, driven by advancements in robotics and AI[4] - The company demonstrated live interactions with Optimus robots at the event, showcasing their potential to serve drinks and interact with humans in real-time[4] Distributed Computing Potential - The company is exploring the potential of using the idle compute power of autonomous vehicles for distributed inference compute, similar to Amazon Web Services[3]