The world of automation
#1518
Re: The world of automation
I was doing a bit of research on train automation. I thought it was first deployed in the 1970's but to my surprise, I found out that the Victoria Line on the London Underground went operational with an automated system in 1968. There is still a driver on board (unions) but he basically does nothing. So why we still have train drivers in 2018 on most systems is strange
#1519
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Re: The world of automation
I was doing a bit of research on train automation. I thought it was first deployed in the 1970's but to my surprise, I found out that the Victoria Line on the London Underground went operational with an automated system in 1968. There is still a driver on board (unions) but he basically does nothing. So why we still have train drivers in 2018 on most systems is strange
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-...trains/9562722
#1520
Re: The world of automation
Ahem : https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...n-stanley-says
Expectation is that the call today will announce profitability. One of the shorts has gone long ahead of it, which suggest positive news leaking.
Expectation is that the call today will announce profitability. One of the shorts has gone long ahead of it, which suggest positive news leaking.
#1521
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Re: The world of automation
Ahem : https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...n-stanley-says
Expectation is that the call today will announce profitability. One of the shorts has gone long ahead of it, which suggest positive news leaking.
Expectation is that the call today will announce profitability. One of the shorts has gone long ahead of it, which suggest positive news leaking.
Last edited by Beoz; Oct 24th 2018 at 12:27 am.
#1522
Re: The world of automation
Yes I read this on the SMH, however I certainly wouldn't be calling it an Ahem moment. They are in massive amounts of debt and no one has bought anything yet. If a futurist starts predicting their shambolic share price may rise slightly, then of course the futurist is going to jump on for a bit.
Plenty of Tesla's on UK roads.
#1524
Re: The world of automation
Tesla had $6.8 billion in revenue, with a profit of $312 million and Model 3 gross margin of more than 20%. They are getting close to rivaling the Toyota Corolla in Model 3 sales terms.
http://ir.tesla.com/static-files/725...1-422d4045f799
Ahem ....
http://ir.tesla.com/static-files/725...1-422d4045f799
and no one has bought anything yet
#1525
Re: The world of automation
Elon delivers a result !
I guess Beoz is busy eating his hat at the moment.
I guess Beoz is busy eating his hat at the moment.
#1526
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Re: The world of automation
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#1527
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Re: The world of automation
Tesla had $6.8 billion in revenue, with a profit of $312 million and Model 3 gross margin of more than 20%. They are getting close to rivaling the Toyota Corolla in Model 3 sales terms.
http://ir.tesla.com/static-files/725...1-422d4045f799
Ahem ....
http://ir.tesla.com/static-files/725...1-422d4045f799
Ahem ....
Speaking of Carolla, ABC's fact checks should always be taken with a grain of salt, but here's one for the greens.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-...-tesla/9461096
#1528
Re: The world of automation
I think (for September at least) they passed Corolla. Still not near the top though and certainly not for the year.
Speaking of Carolla, ABC's fact checks should always be taken with a grain of salt, but here's one for the greens.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-...-tesla/9461096
Speaking of Carolla, ABC's fact checks should always be taken with a grain of salt, but here's one for the greens.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-...-tesla/9461096
For example, do they take into account those who charge their EVs from their own solar arrays? Those who own Teslas tend to have a high rate of solar panel ownership. You'd then have to apportion the use of "free" electricity against their total household use plus the environmental "cost" of panel manufacture etc. Way too complicated for me!
#1529
Re: The world of automation
Isn't Elon going to put you Aussies on a big bitchin battery anyway ?!