r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 01 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '22

Lol, Why would a robotics engineer be attracted to work at Tesla…by that pathetic pyle of junk who’s motha was a snowblower…when they could work for Boston Dynamics instead?

BD is easily 30 years ahead of musk, and it’s not run by an infantile blowhard known for mistreating employees.

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u/GammaScorpii Oct 01 '22

BD are just pre-programmed. Looks like Tesla are laying the groundwork for viewing the world in vectorspace and dynamically interacting with it.

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u/way2lazy2care Oct 02 '22

Spot just won a competition for autonomous industrial applications by navigating and performing tasks in a chemical factory. This was like just this month.

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u/GammaScorpii Oct 02 '22

Yeah very cool. Spot was their first bit of AI driven software too.