Tesla has officially built its 10 millionth vehicle, reaching the milestone at its Fremont Factory, the same plant that produced the company's 1 millionth vehicle just six years ago.

Tesla has officially built its 10 millionth vehicle, reaching the milestone at its Fremont Factory, the same plant that produced the company's 1 millionth vehicle just six years ago. Our 10 millionth vehicle globally Thanks to everyone at Tesla who made this possible Researchers from KAIST and Stanford University have developed an innovative soft robotics system that enables clothing to dress a person automatically using air-powered "vine" robots that wrap around the body in around 10 seconds. The clothing could be put on automatically. Kim is the researcher. Researchers at South Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and Stanford University have developed clothing that puts itself on. They developed technology that uses soft and flexible air-powered vines which are embedded in clothing. When pressurized, the vines glide the fabric up over the wearer's body. According to the researchers, the technology's potential also lies in the fact that the wearer does not have to stay motionless while being dressed and it works without a complex control algorithm. Beyond helping elderly and disabled people, the team believes that the technology could be useful anywhere people need to put on and take off protective clothing quickly without using their hands. In the future, it could also be used in workplaces where people need to put on and take off protective clothing quickly such as clean room suits, protective suits used in semiconductor production lines. Kim explained how the climbing vine-inspired robot manages this type of movement. "The body doesn't move, rather the robot moves as its step grows forward." And this brings many advantages. In particular, it can pass through narrow gaps, grow while adapting to the shape of its surroundings and move regardless of whether the surface is slippery or steeper. This is extremely important to have this space to be able to bring engineering and creativity together. Atlas can lift heavy objects in the order of 20kg, hold it in an awkward position, maintain its balance, bring it somewhere a gap of repeatable shots, repeatable shots, long repeatable shots. The other robots we use, obviously very big old, contract Atlas. I think to a lot of different locations. I've really been enjoying working with Spot and Atlas. I think it's been, really delightful to see how quickly part of the set, and they're part of a team, enhance what we do.