As a german the very most impressive thing is to have this factory standing that quickly and already manufactoring before it's even fully finished. we're not used to anything like that here
I assure you, neither are we Americans. Elon's companies are bringing back the standards we once had, before everything was turned to cold oatmeal by bureaucrats.
@@dansands8140 well but trust me when I tell you that German construction sites are standing there for years or even decades and barely anything changes.. It's actually insane here how bad this is
@@ColaGangster1 seriously? It’s a paid ad, not a shitty Instagram page grabbing content from other pages that tags the creator to keep them happy. Majority of your professional ads don’t have credits, go look at any other vehicle manufacturer that has aerial shots for examples.
@@pianoman16 Tesla has never made a commercial or paid for any advertisement. All word of mouth. Elon believes the product should speak for itself. Now _that's_ how capitalism should be done.
@@pseudonymousbeing987 its just kinda crazy thinking of how tesla got the first hype of the cars They had customers / owners but did they just tell their friends to recommend the cars? What happened on the first place? Those are my least favorite questions cuz it wont get outta my head
I'm Tesla employee in Berlin and i was on our ceremonial day, i can say that i saw with my bare eyes the guy who is controlling the drone. He has some amazing skills, so this video is made by him and its not fake. Cheers!
@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 that's true, though it would probably cost more- CGI, especially photorealistic, especially full sequences can be quite expensive, not to mention time consuming- but yes since they basically have unlimited money it sure would've been doable
I have no idea why Tesla is so popular. The heart of Europe, Germany is a superior country when it comes to cars. There are elite brands such as Mercedes, Audi, Porsche in Germany.
@@ChibDibs … I gotchya. In case anyone is curious: Pilot: Ferdinand Wolf. Camera operator: Gabriel Manz. Company: Skynamic. They lost Zero drones going thru the presses. He replied a couple times in the top comment. Here’s a short glimpse they posted: ruclips.net/video/rpIuoxMSFeQ/видео.html
The more Tesla pushes the boundaries, the more I see others pushing theirs. The pilot who flew that drone had incredible skills and I'm glad Tesla was open to having someone make such a cool behind the scene video using their talent.
So I don’t think it was manually flown, if you recall Elon released a drone just prior to him going into that dance routine he did at the opening ceremony at giga factory Berlin when they delivered the Tesla Model Y to the first owner, and so I think the drone was being flown autonomously over a predetermined route, and I would be very surprised if someone was flying it manually, now I’ve seen some guys in some of these videos that race these drones, and they’re very good at it, but that’s a little different type of flying, than when it comes to obstacle avoidance situations like we saw in that video, so it would take some extraordinary/exceptional drone flying skills to do that kinda flying, but I don’t have any evidence to the contrary so who knows! So I’ve tried flying some of these drones and I can tell you that they can easily get away from you, and the slightest mistake, in some situations, you could lose a very expensive drone, and it can happened so quick that you may not even understand what actually went wrong. So who knows, but I sure would like to know the answer to that question, as to whether or not it was manually flown or whether it was flown by a an AI computer! Cheers!
@@theodorehaskins3756 no bro it is manually flown. Inside plant buildings gps is not available. And flying autonomously in gps denied environments is difficult for a computer too. Only now drones are able to fly inside warehouses that too with supervision. This is 1000x complex environment than a warehouse. I think a guy with vr goggles flew it from outside under like strict supervision and all operator's holding their breath on that big red emergency button of press machine.
That's definitely manual flying as a robot would not be doing all the cool camera shots if it was on a pre determined route as it would just fly along the route set and not really do much, I think also this is probably done on something like a DJI fpv as some shots look too stable for a homemade drone
incredible sound design? from scratch? all the machines are automated… you film each one separately doing it’s thing and drag and drop the sound onto the drone footage lol
@@Andyblalock There is a little bit more work to it than just that. Plus it still takes a creative to pick and chose what sounds to bring in and I think they did well to create a cool vibe/ambience for the video.
@@Andyblalock haha that‘s really not how it works. Apart from the quickly changing perspectives, it obviously wasn’t possible in many cases to even record the sounds as you cannot just walk inside these machines. Also, there is a lot more creative decision-making involved that you might think. Best, one of the sound guys.
Sorry to blow your drone dreams... that was a hand held shot... look closely, its a walkway, with a door ... there are many hand held shots intercut with magnificent drone footage.
Let me say that Volvo Cars Ghent relies on supply from stamped parts from outside. I do think most car manufacturers work like Volvo: I work at the welding factory, and most of the metal pieces we put in the machine come from Sweden, or eastern european countries, some even from China. And some have shipping labels which imply that it is not made by a Volvo owned factory, but either a subsidiary or it is completely outsourced to another company. No wonder that Tesla has those huge margins. Stamping it themselves, evading the cost of profit margin of outsourcing and the cost of shipping.
@@hoedjeexplains3661 Then, could you explain me (excuse my language pls) why the f* would any company outsource it if they know very well that margin is going away with it. Like who in their right mind would do such i thing goes beyond me...
Haha, surly this is not possible. And you are also surly not allowed to film during guided tour. What secrets do you expect? Black matter physics??? Its car industries.
Damn, those camera paths look impossible even with a drone, yet all the footage seems to be real. I'd love to see a behind the scenes of how this was shot!
They probably just get an experience FPV drone operator, and tell all the employees to ignore the drone. Also, I did notice a cut about halfway into the video.
At least Ford's electric truck looks like a truck. Good luck stacking building materials in the Cybertruck with that flying D-pillar. You might be able to fit a couple of power tools back there. I guess you can always call a Ford or GMC to bring everything else.
Have you seen the bowling fpv video that went viral a while back? FPV (first person view) itself is really cool. It all comes down to the pilot, who probably impressed Elon to get approval for this.
the intense industrial rave music from the off screen video was better imho. go watch that if you have'nt yet. improves it vastly. this just sounds like some hipster elevator music
I don’t think they can as it’s considered national security tech. That’s why only US citizens can work at SpaceX. Either that or until Biden administration allows illegal immigrants to get jobs there😮
Sadly the US requires strict security when it comes to manufacturing secrets for all aerospace hardware. Technically you're allowed to see it if you're a US citizen but they're careful with video because disclosing secrets to foreigners will land you in prison.
It would be insane but they cant show a lot… as pretty much all of what they do is making a ballistic missile and therefore most of the footage that could be captured would be confidential… unfortunately…
Tesla opening up factory in Germany was strategic. Now they can hire experienced people from other car makers in Germany. There's always value when a vehicle is Made in Germany.
@@KillMyDay But a german car manufactured in Germany has no greater value then outside… The comment claims manufacturing in German inherently provides value.
Experienced people?????....Like those that push a button? - Almost the entire factory is run by robots. All you see are humans looking at the car and drawling stuff on a whiteboard.
@@jasonkirkland1304 bro. Who do you think is programming, maintaining, and optimizing those robots? There is still an endless amount of work to do for people like programming and developing. What you see here is just less then a percent of what goes into building cars.
being in such close proximity of the robots - my husband who works in a plant for Mercedes couldn't believe it - we watched your video a couple of times. insane ! huge shout out to the drone operator... no words... like someone said earlier - Whoever the drone pilot is, give them credit. That was some amazing flying. Editing incredible. Great job.
I hope they credit the pilot/operator eventually. This person is wicked skilled. Absolutely next level stuff that I would never want to risk doing with my hardware if I could afford a drone good enough to get shots like these.
@@BlueBeluga_ There were several cut scenes, but I think they were just logistical. Like when the drone flew into the back of the car, but couldn't fly out of the front because the front windshield was already installed. They just cut to the next segment. Also, there were obviously many phases of assembly that were simply skipped. Probably because they were simply too tight to video. With the skill of the pilot flying through those heavy presses, I have no reason to believe the pilot would have any problems in the rest of the spaces. They had much more space to fly through.
@@danielwhyatt3278 Why do you seem to assume that it was made by a single "person"? The film was made by Skynamic, a company specialized in aerial filming
I’m astonished by how clean they keep these factories. You never see footage of whoever is cleaning this place but there must be an army of them detailing it constantly.
Rob Maur did a comparison on GM’s drone fly through in comparison to this and it’s evident Tesla is even light years ahead in drone video production 🤣.
We need a Documentary on how the Tesla Model Y is being build in Giga Berlin ASAP!!! We also need Tesla in Forza Horizon 5 with the Model S Plaid and Model 3 Performance.
@@danielmeursing1552 I think Forza has to pay Tesla in order to use their cars In the game. (-) Elon Musk does not invest money in ads but prefers to invest it in the car developing itself.(-) However making a Tesla in a video game will earn Tesla some money + free advertising. It's a win for Tesla I believe.
The scale and automation in this factory is mind blowing, and incredible drone piloting footage to boot. Tesla is so far ahead of the competition at this stage
@@mannem88 i worked in the oldest continually running assembly plant in NA for 8 years(CAP), can confirm this is nothing out of the ordinary aside from their giga-press(s). Just cleaner, because it's brand new.
I'm a pretty good drone pilot myself but even I couldn't have flown this smoothly especially through those tight spaces around moving machinery. This is ridiculously impressive.
I dont care how many years Im gonna have to work my butt off, but whatever it takes, one day, Im gonna get me a frikin Tesla Model Y. These cars are a masterpiece, pure art, and I frikin love them!!!!
@@benwojdyla2399 i think tesla makes every part inhouse, as opposed to other manufactuers. I think that cuts down on the costs longterm and saves them from having to rely on suppliers. (Other than materials). Thats what i remember to have heard, i could be wrong.
This facility looks like straight out of a scifi movie. Efficient, mostly automated and all the machinery is working so smooth. It's always neat so see the most modern technology do their magic. So, what's up next Tesla? How long until we get a Build Gun to create even larger factories?
@@Pixelplanet5 Most car factories are not that automated or at least to that level. I think only new GM ev factories getting similar to that. Pretty cool right?
@@egordobryak3057 the only difference here is that tesla has a casting machine instead of stamping a few more parts. Every car factory is automated as much as possible and has been for decades.
There were a few cuts in there. Not taking away anything from the piloting though...that was crazy...especially the flying in between and inside the presses.
fwiw those robots should not give too much interference. There are quite strict requirements on them, even more so when running a lot of electronics together in a factory like this@@stewjw
The edition of this clip it's just amazing, the music and the drone sequence it's perfectly put togheter, I am an Electrical Engineer and I really appreciate the great Automation exposed in here...
It's the best manufacturer that I've ever seen! It's incredible work with processes, people management, getting all necessary car components from suppliers, and significant logistic between countries. I understand that I want to see it with my eyes! When you show excursion or short-time work (for managers) to show how it works inside! Please invite me ))))
This video deserves and Oscar along with the production team and the drone pilot(s). Giga Berlin also deserves an award on many fronts. Just mesmerizing .
For some reason on my mobile the quality was limited to 720p. I knew you'd do better than that, so now I'm on my PC, but 4K?! Wow!!! Absolutely astonishing. Great work Ferdinand Wolf and Skynamic. And shoutout to Tesla for allowing this! So awesome.
@@iniqy oh makes sense, then it would only cost one or several hundred thousand € But when compared to a full assembly line being halted this is cheap ...
The concept of the video. The simplicity and the complexity behind it, the manufacture process. Wow!. When you believe you can’t be surprised any more. This guys make you feel that building a car company is simple…. And I don’t know how Elon finds so talented people. Congrats to every single person on Tesla team.
@@kalam999 could be that german workers have a whole other attitude towards it. It wouldn't surprise me if the german teslas show less quality issues. German workers take orders from superiors really seriously.
@@AERONOOB doesn't matter. It's the same stuff being built in same process. It's not like Chinese are cutting down quality for profit and Germans are building it with hand for even better perfection. The quality is upto Tesla and how they design it.
Conceptually this is amazing 👏. The amount of engineering, the pilot Ferdinand Wolf, and the sound track artist. Makes me proud of all the people and all of the machines involved 👏
This might just be the coolest car related video ever made. I can just imagine the person in the production meeting that suggested this and you just know when ELON heard about it he was like "Yep that's sick"
0:17 This looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! The level of ingenuity and engineering that was needed to produce an assembly line like that is absolutely astonishing!
WoooW...!!! Amazing drone piloting skill from the pilot, very nicely edited and mixed in post processing. Great job 👍 Last but not least, the factory looks amazing!! Congratulations Tesla 👏
This is insane, I have no idea if other car manufacturers have similar factories but wow. I really never realized how insane these machines are. A hell of a lot more advanced than stuff I saw on “How It’s Made” growing up.
For better or worse, Tesla's are the most automated-assembly vehicles. Elon famously wanted them to be 100% machine-built but realized after risking insanity that was impossible. But they are still very hands-off assembly. I don't believe humans are involves in much of the exterior assembly from stamping to welding to adhesives, marriage of subframes, suspension\brake component integration, interior construction (seats\doorcards) etc. The upside is consistency, the downside is sacrificing design and engineering options in order for component assembly to be automated. Humans can assemble more intricate designs, so assembly needs to be simplified, which isn't always the best design.
It looks like every other car factory in Germany. Maybe it's a bit bigger than some here depending on the location and which cars are made there. Tesla has the advantage, that they are not building so many different car types at the moment, so in some factories of other manufacturers more workers are needed to build these more customized cars.
Basically the same manufacturing principles had been used since the 80s. Robots stamping and welding sheet metal, painting, moving stuff on the production line, everything CAD designed and computer controlled. Only really new thing in that video that I can spot are the giga castings and of course the drone.
30 years ago the factories where even more impressive, videos exist about this. Just the drone flight is new. And by the way, videos of productions of Mercedes or BMW show much more interesting scenes, where you see really, how things get buildt.
Tesla: " People are going to be impressed about our Gigafactory "
Viewers: " Those Drone Skills are INSANE!!!"
Haha thanks :)
Well.... you're not wrong 😂
Thats relatively simplistic factory compared to lets say bmw i3 one.
@@Skynamicdrone can you tell elon that i am a big fan it's the only person above me that i actually look up to
Haha yeah
I don't know what's more Impressive, the factory or the pilot behind this awesome video! 🤷
They must have stamped a few drones to get that footage xD
Ha ha my thoughts exactly
FPV drones make everything look cooler
@@johntheux9238 Not a single Drone was hurt actually 😅
@@Ferdigrapher Were you the drone pilot???
I appreciate that they actually flew the drone through the machines in-between cycles.
For sure. It was amazing to see those giant machine stamp the part twice...with the metal clank of extra metal spitting out.
The drone-pilot & some extra footage:
the stamping machine was on a very very slow cycle time
@@spacep0d there's more press per line around 10 or so you can kinda see it in the video how long the line is before they skip to the end of the line
that must be so hard, I though it was animated at first cause it seemed impossible to do
As a german the very most impressive thing is to have this factory standing that quickly and already manufactoring before it's even fully finished. we're not used to anything like that here
I assure you, neither are we Americans. Elon's companies are bringing back the standards we once had, before everything was turned to cold oatmeal by bureaucrats.
@@dansands8140 well but trust me when I tell you that German construction sites are standing there for years or even decades and barely anything changes.. It's actually insane here how bad this is
For anybody wondering and for giving his awesome work credit:
The drone Pilot is Ferdinand Wolf from Skynamic.
thanks
Why is he not tagged at the very least?
@@jordanshim380 because he gets paid. Why doesn’t every ad tag their camera man?
@@user-yj4qz5lo6k why even Show credits in movies, books or games? All those people got paid.
@@ColaGangster1 seriously? It’s a paid ad, not a shitty Instagram page grabbing content from other pages that tags the creator to keep them happy.
Majority of your professional ads don’t have credits, go look at any other vehicle manufacturer that has aerial shots for examples.
Tesla makes the best car commercials without making car commercials
Does Tesla not make car commercials?
@@pianoman16 no
Kolja ist am trigger :D
@@pianoman16
Tesla has never made a commercial or paid for any advertisement. All word of mouth. Elon believes the product should speak for itself.
Now _that's_ how capitalism should be done.
@@pseudonymousbeing987 its just kinda crazy thinking of how tesla got the first hype of the cars
They had customers / owners but did they just tell their friends to recommend the cars? What happened on the first place? Those are my least favorite questions cuz it wont get outta my head
I'm Tesla employee in Berlin and i was on our ceremonial day, i can say that i saw with my bare eyes the guy who is controlling the drone. He has some amazing skills, so this video is made by him and its not fake. Cheers!
Congratulations! It looks like an interesting place to work!
ik it’s not fake, but being a multibillion dollar company
it wouldn’t be very hard to find someone to do this CGI for you
Taking the shot flying through those machines is Brave🔥Great video!
5" Mini quad on the outside flying. And a doctored synonym for the flying on the inside
@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 that's true, though it would probably cost more- CGI, especially photorealistic, especially full sequences can be quite expensive, not to mention time consuming- but yes since they basically have unlimited money it sure would've been doable
Holy crap, this was an awesome way to showcase scale and complexity.
This is easily one of the coolest tech/engineering showcases I've ever seen. Love the way this was captured.
I have no idea why Tesla is so popular. The heart of Europe, Germany is a superior country when it comes to cars. There are elite brands such as Mercedes, Audi, Porsche in Germany.
@@phoenix1453 This has absolutely nothing to do with my comment.
@@ChibDibs … I gotchya. In case anyone is curious:
Pilot: Ferdinand Wolf.
Camera operator: Gabriel Manz.
Company: Skynamic.
They lost Zero drones going thru the presses. He replied a couple times in the top comment.
Here’s a short glimpse they posted:
ruclips.net/video/rpIuoxMSFeQ/видео.html
@@ChibDibs We call these people leeches. They just want a free ride to the top.
The more Tesla pushes the boundaries, the more I see others pushing theirs. The pilot who flew that drone had incredible skills and I'm glad Tesla was open to having someone make such a cool behind the scene video using their talent.
It's their own channel
How did he get approval? It is incredibly unsafe flying drone inside stamping press
So I don’t think it was manually flown, if you recall Elon released a drone just prior to him going into that dance routine he did at the opening ceremony at giga factory Berlin when they delivered the Tesla Model Y to the first owner, and so I think the drone was being flown autonomously over a predetermined route, and I would be very surprised if someone was flying it manually, now I’ve seen some guys in some of these videos that race these drones, and they’re very good at it, but that’s a little different type of flying, than when it comes to obstacle avoidance situations like we saw in that video, so it would take some extraordinary/exceptional drone flying skills to do that kinda flying, but I don’t have any evidence to the contrary so who knows!
So I’ve tried flying some of these drones and I can tell you that they can easily get away from you, and the slightest mistake, in some situations, you could lose a very expensive drone, and it can happened so quick that you may not even understand what actually went wrong.
So who knows, but I sure would like to know the answer to that question, as to whether or not it was manually flown or whether it was flown by a an AI computer! Cheers!
@@theodorehaskins3756 no bro it is manually flown. Inside plant buildings gps is not available. And flying autonomously in gps denied environments is difficult for a computer too. Only now drones are able to fly inside warehouses that too with supervision. This is 1000x complex environment than a warehouse.
I think a guy with vr goggles flew it from outside under like strict supervision and all operator's holding their breath on that big red emergency button of press machine.
That's definitely manual flying as a robot would not be doing all the cool camera shots if it was on a pre determined route as it would just fly along the route set and not really do much, I think also this is probably done on something like a DJI fpv as some shots look too stable for a homemade drone
Incredible factory, incredible drone pilot and incredible sound design replicating all the sounds from scratch.
I think there were a lot of flat drones created in the making of this video.
@@joels7605 Enjoy the comments. The Maker speaks: ruclips.net/video/IO5XC1x27gg/видео.html
incredible sound design? from scratch? all the machines are automated… you film each one separately doing it’s thing and drag and drop the sound onto the drone footage lol
@@Andyblalock There is a little bit more work to it than just that. Plus it still takes a creative to pick and chose what sounds to bring in and I think they did well to create a cool vibe/ambience for the video.
@@Andyblalock haha that‘s really not how it works. Apart from the quickly changing perspectives, it obviously wasn’t possible in many cases to even record the sounds as you cannot just walk inside these machines. Also, there is a lot more creative decision-making involved that you might think.
Best, one of the sound guys.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this! To see everything in motion, the lighting, colors coming together, was amazing! The cleanliness is an added bonus!
this factory looks like something you see in a game when passing by
portal 2
Prey
Satisfactory
Killzone:Shadowfall
Reminded me of the intro train ride in Half-Life
Whoever the drone pilot is, you should give them credit. That was some amazing flying. Editing also incredible. Great job.
It’s a robot!
@Get on the cross and don’t look back religion is a mental illness.
Yeah, this flight skills are amazing and well done.
@Get on the cross and don’t look back < lame cultist
What you don't know is how many drones crashed in the making of this video.
I bet the audience retention rate is at 100%. This is insane!
More like 1000%. I watched this multiple times……
I didn't want it to stop!
watching in slow motion use to count over 100% watch time but I think it's fixed now
I watched several times also
Crazy! I’m holding my 50 shares forever!
0:25 how was it done, almost impossible, brilliant work of a great factory 👍
Imagine how many drones they crushed here lol
I directly had to think about Star Wars when they are inside the Droid factory
looks like a game cutscene
Sorry to blow your drone dreams... that was a hand held shot... look closely, its a walkway, with a door ... there are many hand held shots intercut with magnificent drone footage.
@@PlayerLPs Hahaha, I hade the exact same thought!
"Tesla’s long-term competitive advantage will be manufacturing" - Elon Musk
Already very minimum human intervention in assembly line. Wonder what's it going to look like after Tesla Bots!
Let me say that Volvo Cars Ghent relies on supply from stamped parts from outside. I do think most car manufacturers work like Volvo: I work at the welding factory, and most of the metal pieces we put in the machine come from Sweden, or eastern european countries, some even from China. And some have shipping labels which imply that it is not made by a Volvo owned factory, but either a subsidiary or it is completely outsourced to another company. No wonder that Tesla has those huge margins. Stamping it themselves, evading the cost of profit margin of outsourcing and the cost of shipping.
Hey Rob and team!
Wall Street: "But there is nothing that Tesla has that Toyota doesn't have in terms of technology"
Also Wall Street: 😮
@@hoedjeexplains3661 Then, could you explain me (excuse my language pls) why the f* would any company outsource it if they know very well that margin is going away with it. Like who in their right mind would do such i thing goes beyond me...
Ok now you're just showing off.. this is INSANE.. nobody has footage like this 🔥😍 congrats on opening
ikr hi badcc never knew ur into teslas im #1 fan i boughr 100 tees
I do, I do this type of video shots, it’s called FPV drone. Very very common tbh
BBC earth also have some footage like this
Gigafactory robbery in Jailbreak when?
@@Repz98 you can tell when it’s in the IDRA Giga press or whatever that it’s CGI, but a depiction of reality still.
Holy crap! What a piece! Kudos to the drone operator!
Thanks 🙌🏼
@@Ferdigrapher This you my G? Great WORK! Subbed!
@@Ferdigrapher you must be having fun reading all the comments in awe of your work lol
@@Ferdigrapher Great job! What type of drone?
Everybody would be speechless when this kind of production would be implemented on SpaceX Starships.
Just imagine!
Lmao they need to perfect the Starship design before they build a machine to mass produce them, I agree though that would be legendary.
anything can happen when its all fake😂😂
@@IRideMotorcycles what
@Devon M he just need his 💊 💊 💊 💊💊💊💊💊💊
😂😂😂good one
Other car manufactures: "It's essential to NOT show any part of the factory from the inside!"
TESLA: "here's everything, have fun."
@@HassaniSabbah01 We would love see any BMW factory. So please take a video using FPV drone or a hand held in same quality and release it if possible.
Haha, surly this is not possible. And you are also surly not allowed to film during guided tour. What secrets do you expect? Black matter physics??? Its car industries.
lol there are plenty of VW, Skoda, Dacia, BMW, Mercedes and other car companies factories tours online.
@@mihnealazar7039 no one gives any flying fks
@@HassaniSabbah01 EVERYBODY uses aluminum die casting that replaces 70 separate sheet metal parts? YOU have seen it, but NOT understood.
This is single handedly the coolest FOV drone cinematic footage I've ever seen. The Giga Berlin factory looks dope!
old stuff ruclips.net/video/NQn9qbunN4k/видео.html
The drone pilot is called Ferdinand Wolf.
Damn, this almost looks computer animated. The factory looks so great!
the crazy things is, nowa days, we wouldn't be able to tell an animation apart, at least not amateurs like us
Yeah, not sure if Nvidia is flexing raytracing on their new RTX 4000 series GPUs or if its real life.
It's an fpv drone, probably a cinewhoop.
@@dampflokfreund It's a real drone flight done by a professional drone pilot!
all been before ruclips.net/video/NQn9qbunN4k/видео.html
This is just incredible. The engineering behind this place is out of this world
- How many times have you watched this video?
- Yes.
5 so far 😁
@@Faur0007 And counting...
As an automation engineer this is my wet dream XD
7 times
Yes
Damn, those camera paths look impossible even with a drone, yet all the footage seems to be real. I'd love to see a behind the scenes of how this was shot!
FPV drones
Behind the scenes 5 broken drones possibly :)
@@TheBlacktom
You’re probably right 😅 but let’s not deny the production is amazing.
They probably just get an experience FPV drone operator, and tell all the employees to ignore the drone.
Also, I did notice a cut about halfway into the video.
@@TheBlacktom No drone was hurt making this video 😇
This is got to be one of the greatest fpv videos this year. Insane flying man.
Tesla makes the best car commercials without making car commercials
This Background music 👇🏻
ruclips.net/video/8l82rZaBRRM/видео.html
Der beste Drohnenflug, den ich bisher gesehen habe! Chapeau!
I love how humane the footage especially with how hesitant the pilot was to go through the welders.
careful timing
It's like one of those video game levels where you have to avoid getting mashed by the course.
was it A.I.?
@@joshuatolentino1172 It reminds me of Portal 2 with all those moving robot arms and things trying to squash you 😂
@@rui569 flown by DJI Creative Director Ferdinand Wolf
Ford's version would be a guy walking around with a broken cell phone filming this
At least Ford's electric truck looks like a truck. Good luck stacking building materials in the Cybertruck with that flying D-pillar. You might be able to fit a couple of power tools back there. I guess you can always call a Ford or GMC to bring everything else.
@@texaswunderkind Sheeeeesh calm down man 😭😭😭
For a horrible moment I thought I read something different with the l being replaced by an n!
Just don't change the battery. 👌🤣
At least the cars would have roof glass that doesn't fly off on the freeway 🤗 also I like both Ford and Tesla for what it's worth.
Probably the coolest video I’ve ever seen in my life. Well done Tesla.
Please get out more.
The drone-pilot & some extra footage:
@@MrLuumpy To someone that probably holds 10000 shares you gotto agree this is the coolest video ever
Have you seen the bowling fpv video that went viral a while back? FPV (first person view) itself is really cool. It all comes down to the pilot, who probably impressed Elon to get approval for this.
the intense industrial rave music from the off screen video was better imho. go watch that if you have'nt yet. improves it vastly. this just sounds like some hipster elevator music
The factory is quite impressive. The drone pilot is incredible. A flight like that is crazy.
This drone view is incredible! 👏😎
Would love to see more process steps and also from SpaceX 🚀
I don’t think they can as it’s considered national security tech. That’s why only US citizens can work at SpaceX. Either that or until Biden administration allows illegal immigrants to get jobs there😮
From SpaceX no one can see. It's classified, because they have contracts with the US military.
That would be insane
Sadly the US requires strict security when it comes to manufacturing secrets for all aerospace hardware. Technically you're allowed to see it if you're a US citizen but they're careful with video because disclosing secrets to foreigners will land you in prison.
It would be insane but they cant show a lot… as pretty much all of what they do is making a ballistic missile and therefore most of the footage that could be captured would be confidential… unfortunately…
One of the best drone footage I’ve seen! Whoever did this has insane piloting skills.
I'm betting they crashed a few.
Not a single drone was hurt :)
AI
is think it was Ferdinand Wolf from Skynamic
@@Skynamicdrone Nice!
Tesla opening up factory in Germany was strategic. Now they can hire experienced people from other car makers in Germany. There's always value when a vehicle is Made in Germany.
Im pretty sure there is one BMW factory still in Germany... BUT SURE!
@@mrabdiisacuck8211
uhmmm Current major manufacturers in germany
Audi.
BMW.
Ford-Werke GmbH.
Mercedes-Benz.
Opel.
Porsche.
Volkswagen.
But oke....
@@KillMyDay But a german car manufactured in Germany has no greater value then outside… The comment claims manufacturing in German inherently provides value.
Experienced people?????....Like those that push a button? - Almost the entire factory is run by robots. All you see are humans looking at the car and drawling stuff on a whiteboard.
@@jasonkirkland1304 bro. Who do you think is programming, maintaining, and optimizing those robots?
There is still an endless amount of work to do for people like programming and developing. What you see here is just less then a percent of what goes into building cars.
I'm not going to lie, that was one of the best videos I've ever watched!!
being in such close proximity of the robots - my husband who works in a plant for Mercedes couldn't believe it - we watched your video a couple of times. insane ! huge shout out to the drone operator... no words... like someone said earlier - Whoever the drone pilot is, give them credit. That was some amazing flying. Editing incredible. Great job.
100%
Ferdinand Wolf - MVP
From a drone pilot pov, this is some next level drone flying! Incredible skills. Great video
I hope they credit the pilot/operator eventually. This person is wicked skilled. Absolutely next level stuff that I would never want to risk doing with my hardware if I could afford a drone good enough to get shots like these.
@@danielwhyatt3278 i think that they filmed it with multiple drones and that some of them maybe crashed
@@BlueBeluga_ There were several cut scenes, but I think they were just logistical. Like when the drone flew into the back of the car, but couldn't fly out of the front because the front windshield was already installed. They just cut to the next segment.
Also, there were obviously many phases of assembly that were simply skipped. Probably because they were simply too tight to video.
With the skill of the pilot flying through those heavy presses, I have no reason to believe the pilot would have any problems in the rest of the spaces. They had much more space to fly through.
Would have been a small ish cinewhoop so those gaps are fairly simple. I'm more impressed with the camera and the post production.
@@danielwhyatt3278 Why do you seem to assume that it was made by a single "person"?
The film was made by Skynamic, a company specialized in aerial filming
I’m astonished by how clean they keep these factories. You never see footage of whoever is cleaning this place but there must be an army of them detailing it constantly.
One of the best process walkthroughs I have ever seen. Amazing footage. Amazing piloting. Amazing process. Well done!
This video will be watched in every Legacy automotive board room within a couple weeks.
This is incredible stuff guys. Great job! Go Tesla!
They will be dissecting it like a team of coaches in a tape room. And they will still screw up their game plan.
They will be collectively pooping their pants knowing they will never ever catch up
Yeah and They still wont get it! lol
Rob Maur did a comparison on GM’s drone fly through in comparison to this and it’s evident Tesla is even light years ahead in drone video production 🤣.
@@AirmanJH Elon Musk = Tom Brady = the GOAT. Tesla = New England Patriots = Dynasty. Tesla will rule for next 20+ years
We need a Documentary on how the Tesla Model Y is being build in Giga Berlin ASAP!!!
We also need Tesla in Forza Horizon 5 with the Model S Plaid and Model 3 Performance.
Yeah Forza need to add those
Unfortunatly tesla doesn't do advertisment, so it wont be in any game
@@danielmeursing1552 I think Forza has to pay Tesla in order to use their cars In the game. (-) Elon Musk does not invest money in ads but prefers to invest it in the car developing itself.(-) However making a Tesla in a video game will earn Tesla some money + free advertising. It's a win for Tesla I believe.
Hell yeah. Or Roadster should get there.
We need a documentary on this footage
Okay at the start I thought this would be super basic, but see inside the machinery like that was very impressive.
very satisfying to watch.
huge respect to the tesla team, builders of the factory and the drone pilot❤️
The scale and automation in this factory is mind blowing, and incredible drone piloting footage to boot. Tesla is so far ahead of the competition at this stage
😂😂😂😂 There is no more automation than in any other car plant.
how many factories did you see from inside?
@@mannem88 i worked in the oldest continually running assembly plant in NA for 8 years(CAP), can confirm this is nothing out of the ordinary aside from their giga-press(s). Just cleaner, because it's brand new.
how many factories did u see
@@aPpiknik why do these guys think tesla is some god with much better stuff, tesla just adds a bit of white and fancy lights thats it
I'm a pretty good drone pilot myself but even I couldn't have flown this smoothly especially through those tight spaces around moving machinery. This is ridiculously impressive.
And now You can see how big is the gap between someone who is good at it and a master :P
dude, you can also program that !?
@@KingCrimson82 ... yea. this was 100% a programmed flight pattern with added image enhancing afterwards with zoom as "simulated movement".
@@youbetu18 i don't think this is programmed tbh
Surely they have smashed few drones in recording of this video - collateral damage
I dont care how many years Im gonna have to work my butt off, but whatever it takes, one day, Im gonna get me a frikin Tesla Model Y. These cars are a masterpiece, pure art, and I frikin love them!!!!
As a car enthusiast, this is one of the coolest things I ever saw in a video.
The sound is also really good, very well recorded.
The sound was digitally recreated because it would be near impossible to capture such crisp sound with a acro drone whizzing away
This Background music 👇🏻
ruclips.net/video/8l82rZaBRRM/видео.html
So this is what Elon means when the factory is 1000x harder to engineer than the car itself. A whole friggin factory for one tesla. Astonishing
The factory is not just producing one tesla, but many. Just as an information.
@@FinanzMinimalist Get a new joke detector, your is fuckin broken.
@@FinanzMinimalist He probably meant that one tesla has to go through whole factory, all steps, to be ready.
This is what pretty much every contemporary auto factory looks like. I've been in them from Beijing to Stuttgart to Detroit and everywhere in between.
@@benwojdyla2399 i think tesla makes every part inhouse, as opposed to other manufactuers. I think that cuts down on the costs longterm and saves them from having to rely on suppliers. (Other than materials). Thats what i remember to have heard, i could be wrong.
That drone pilot needs a raise
thank you Jerek. Watch out for Ferdinand Wolf :)
@@Skynamicdrone say hi to elon for me
@@Skynamicdrone so your master mind behind these drone shots. What's your cash app. I want to give you money for it 😂.
@@daniiielw haha thanks but no. We have been rewarded by meeting Elon :)
@@Skynamicdrone That's sick! Congrats on that. Wow!
W pilot, flying directly down the assembly is wild
The two guys sharing an hi five at the end is the perfect human touch among all these machines 👍🏻👍🏻
Those were two tesla bots disguised as humans
@@Denonify 😂
This facility looks like straight out of a scifi movie. Efficient, mostly automated and all the machinery is working so smooth. It's always neat so see the most modern technology do their magic. So, what's up next Tesla? How long until we get a Build Gun to create even larger factories?
modern industrialization
so like any car factory basically?
@@Pixelplanet5 Most car factories are not that automated or at least to that level. I think only new GM ev factories getting similar to that. Pretty cool right?
@@egordobryak3057 the only difference here is that tesla has a casting machine instead of stamping a few more parts.
Every car factory is automated as much as possible and has been for decades.
still built in a water protection zone :/
The high five at the end says it all! Great job team Tesla !
I loved that too!
I'm most impressed by the drone's technology, especially the insane reach of the signal from drone to controller
I was thinking the same. Also the large amount of electrical interference from all those robots. I understand it was a DJI drone they used as well.
The drone pilot changed hia position when the scenes were cut
There were a few cuts in there. Not taking away anything from the piloting though...that was crazy...especially the flying in between and inside the presses.
fwiw those robots should not give too much interference. There are quite strict requirements on them, even more so when running a lot of electronics together in a factory like this@@stewjw
That drone flyer… Elon had some next-level trust in this guy 🤣
He was the one doing it
Thought the same, one crushed drone in the stamping die could cause millions of damage. But the drone pilot evidently knows his business 😎
His name is Ferdinand Wolf
The drone-pilot & some extra footage:
The edition of this clip it's just amazing, the music and the drone sequence it's perfectly put togheter, I am an Electrical Engineer and I really appreciate the great Automation exposed in here...
Jaw dropping video, from the drone pilot to the massive factory that is functioning and still being built out!
It's the best manufacturer that I've ever seen! It's incredible work with processes, people management, getting all necessary car components from suppliers, and significant logistic between countries.
I understand that I want to see it with my eyes! When you show excursion or short-time work (for managers) to show how it works inside! Please invite me ))))
This footage is pretty wild, aside from how cool the production line looks... these are some impressive shots!
Agree
The drone-pilot & some extra footage:
Drone pilot must have been using Neuralink
Almost peed my pants😂
most likely it was mr steele on 800mw
Ferdinand Wolf - MVP
FPV*
@@bittasweetsymphony726 i was literally thinking the same thing
Shoutout to the cameraman who risked his life going through all these machines to get this shot for us. Thank you.
😂😂the cameraman must have been as tall as Antman
That's a drone 🪰
@@StephanRaubenheimer Captain Obvious
Many must have died, hence the jump cuts. 💀
This is amazing to watch. Am so glad to be witnessing this company grow. Thank you Elon and all those at Tesla that make the company great.
This video deserves and Oscar along with the production team and the drone pilot(s). Giga Berlin also deserves an award on many fronts.
Just mesmerizing .
Haha the Oscars don't deserve this video ;)
@@jordanhildebrandt3705
LOL! You’re right.
Dam, you know it's a good video when you want a behind the scenes of the behind the scenes. Epic in all proportions.
Amazing facility. Amazing drone flying. Amazingly small drone.
Kudos to the drone pilot, you're genius 🤩
Insane footage of an incredible factory 🏭. Love Tesla ❤️
The drone-pilot & some extra footage:
A thousand congratulations to the pilot(s) of this/these drone(s), amazing job! Also huge congratulations to Tesla on the opening of Giga Berlin!
It's friggin amazing how fast these factories go from dirt to cars.
Kudos to Drone pilot for his perfection
Video editor for gave rhythm
And of course Tesla team for building this massive empire ...
It is the most impressive factory I have ever seen, by far. Amazing pilot too.
For some reason on my mobile the quality was limited to 720p. I knew you'd do better than that, so now I'm on my PC, but 4K?! Wow!!! Absolutely astonishing.
Great work Ferdinand Wolf and Skynamic.
And shoutout to Tesla for allowing this! So awesome.
Insane how risky some of the maneuvers are. A single slip might have caused hundres of thousands or millions in damages due to a stop of production.
This was filmed pre-production, so no.. But they certainly took some risks, but this video is worth 10 drones.
@@iniqy oh makes sense, then it would only cost one or several hundred thousand €
But when compared to a full assembly line being halted this is cheap ...
The person who filmed this commented here saying no drones were hurt lol
Wow, the camera work on this is impeccable. Never seen anything like this before thats actually real. Blown away. 😮
This pilot is insane 😳
This is absolutely incredible. And massively inspiring to a highschool student like myself.
In what way?
The world is your oyster kid. You can do anything.
@@CharlesVanNoland Huumm, nope ! Not anymore with the climate change ! 😶
This is art. The drone pilot has some mad skills.
Scary mad skills.
Keep on inspiring and making the future exciting!!!
This is truly amazing
This is awesome and gives me chills just watching it. I can't wait for true volume production from Berlin and Austin. To the MOON!
Awesome footage 🤩🤩🤩 Especially because it’s 4K 🤩🤩🤩🙏
thank you :)
The concept of the video. The simplicity and the complexity behind it, the manufacture process. Wow!. When you believe you can’t be surprised any more. This guys make you feel that building a car company is simple…. And I don’t know how Elon finds so talented people. Congrats to every single person on Tesla team.
Magnifique !!! A la pointe de la technologie. L’usine automobile flambant neuf. Magnifique réalisation.
Absolutely incredible. I can't even begin to imagine the lever of quality and craftsmanship that would go into a German built Tesla!
Not much different than the Tesla's that have been built all this time.
@@kalam999 could be that german workers have a whole other attitude towards it. It wouldn't surprise me if the german teslas show less quality issues. German workers take orders from superiors really seriously.
@@AERONOOB doesn't matter. It's the same stuff being built in same process. It's not like Chinese are cutting down quality for profit and Germans are building it with hand for even better perfection. The quality is upto Tesla and how they design it.
Conceptually this is amazing 👏. The amount of engineering, the pilot Ferdinand Wolf, and the sound track artist. Makes me proud of all the people and all of the machines involved 👏
thanks for appreciating us machines
They definitely should mention the name of the drone pilot "Ferdinand Wolf" and where he works in the subtitles.
This might just be the coolest car related video ever made.
I can just imagine the person in the production meeting that suggested this and you just know when ELON heard about it he was like "Yep that's sick"
0:17 This looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! The level of ingenuity and engineering that was needed to produce an assembly line like that is absolutely astonishing!
Amazing. I can't believe we live in times this is real video.
@scale fking bots
That's no April Fool! So.damn.epic! Proud to be invested in this continually ground breaking company!
To anyone who's ever flown a drone. You know how incredibly skilled this pilot truly is.
Flown.
@@The_O thanks 💀
Wie in StarWars diese ganzen Roboter, geil!!
SPECTACULAR drone work. BRAVO. thank you for having this much fun and sharing it with the rest of us!!!!
The machine that builds the machine!
The best video of inside any Factory of any kind by miles. Actually game changing like Tesla themselves 🏆👌🏻.
That's a lot of robots right there. Crazy that a lot of the work is done by machines and not humans anymore. Great video!!
WoooW...!!! Amazing drone piloting skill from the pilot, very nicely edited and mixed in post processing. Great job 👍 Last but not least, the factory looks amazing!! Congratulations Tesla 👏
Love the high five at the end! Tesla is doing an amazing job against all odds!
This is insane, I have no idea if other car manufacturers have similar factories but wow. I really never realized how insane these machines are. A hell of a lot more advanced than stuff I saw on “How It’s Made” growing up.
For better or worse, Tesla's are the most automated-assembly vehicles. Elon famously wanted them to be 100% machine-built but realized after risking insanity that was impossible. But they are still very hands-off assembly. I don't believe humans are involves in much of the exterior assembly from stamping to welding to adhesives, marriage of subframes, suspension\brake component integration, interior construction (seats\doorcards) etc.
The upside is consistency, the downside is sacrificing design and engineering options in order for component assembly to be automated. Humans can assemble more intricate designs, so assembly needs to be simplified, which isn't always the best design.
Mercedes factory is visible superior:
ruclips.net/video/TWLyRQbvr6o/видео.html
In that case I can recommend the documentary on one of the most modern car manufactureries: ruclips.net/video/TWLyRQbvr6o/видео.html
I also used to watch that show
It looks like every other car factory in Germany. Maybe it's a bit bigger than some here depending on the location and which cars are made there. Tesla has the advantage, that they are not building so many different car types at the moment, so in some factories of other manufacturers more workers are needed to build these more customized cars.
Imagine showing this to someone from 1950
I wonder how things will be like in 2050
Imagine if henry ford saw this
Fpv drones for the win!! Loving that our community is getting out there more!
The drone-pilot & some extra footage:
Imagine showing this someone 30 years ago… absolutely freaking crazy
Alien technology
Basically the same manufacturing principles had been used since the 80s. Robots stamping and welding sheet metal, painting, moving stuff on the production line, everything CAD designed and computer controlled. Only really new thing in that video that I can spot are the giga castings and of course the drone.
30 years ago the factories where even more impressive, videos exist about this. Just the drone flight is new. And by the way, videos of productions of Mercedes or BMW show much more interesting scenes, where you see really, how things get buildt.
Maybe? Roswell.....
@@michaelb7071 yet Ford, F35 factory look like garbage and barely have autonomous robot
Imagine showing this 30 years from now