One factor that helped spell success for Tesla and SpaceX, in addition to their technological achievements, also their video production capabilities. A SpaceX mission, like today launched paying customers to the International Space Station, always visually striking. And we all watched”Starman. “On last night Tesla Texas Cyber Rodeowe saw views of the massive factory from the sky, along with the increasingly familiar aerial sculpting trick performed by drones with light in the making.
(We recognized the doge. The big head in the sky By Elon Musk? Harder to say. But North Korea must be taking notes. That’s a big step up from stadium flip card to promote the cult of personality.)
Tesla is said to shy away from a PR department, but these images have been instrumental in positioning Musk’s companies as cool and innovative. And finally, Tesla a few days ago released a
“data-ylk =” elm: context_link; itc: 0; pos: 1; sec: donut-hole; cpos: 6; “> 3-minute drone tour video of Tesla’s new Berlin factory that we’ve embedded above.
The camera will take you to places you can’t – and don’t want to go, such as flying directly through aluminum stamping and cutting machines, or right into the superheated section of Tesla’s famous Giga Press aluminum die casting machine.
The drone flies during the operation, of course everything is brand new and sparkling. And what video conveys, without words, is scope and scale. Berlin and a newer plant in Texas near Austin have been built with a capacity of up to 500,000 vehicles per year. That’s 500,000 each. Shanghai is expected to produce first million cars this year, and Tesla is said to plans to build a second facility there to double that output.
This video in Berlin gives you a visual sense of how far Tesla’s ambitions are reaching.
(Similarly, Tesla produced a Similar videos about activities in Shanghai last year, although many of them appear to have been shot conventionally rather than by drone.)
Drone pilot’s hat. Ausgezeichnet!
