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@@alanblyde8502it's cheating to quote The Incredibles movie
what a comment !!!
The RoboVan being used strictly in tunnels make a lot of sense. I doubt that it has any side-impact capabilities so there's no way it could be on the streets. My only concern is based on part of your video where you show a tunnel curving up towards the exits. Since the RoboVan is long, it's roof may yet make contact with the tunnel on similar sections. Same problem might apply for tunnels that have a significant curve. Nice video.
Why wouldn't it have side impact capabilities?
Dude.. First of all, a tunnel boring machine had to go through the same tunnel. Do you think that the a car is longer than that?
second of all, the boring company tunnel in LV is a ridiculous failure by any measurable metric. It was dug out by a TBM that is not even designed for transport tunnels, which is why it's literally smaller than a Victorian era tunnel.
@pablomax9376 In this case, size isn't everything. Cost, however, is.
@@pablomax9376 actually the Las Vegas convention Centre tunnels have been an enormous success carrying over 32,000 passengers per day during medium-size events with a outstanding satisfaction rating from participants and expo organisers.
The tunnels themselves at 12.5 feet in diameter are larger than the London Underground tube tunnels which are only 11’8” in diameter and are plenty big enough for the intended use.
When we were building TBM's in Wa., at Atlas Copco Robbins, The average bore head we put together was 14'. If Boring is going to be making all the tunnels lined, it is not a stretch to increase the size of the TBM cutter head and machine. Our average machines TBM front as well as all the conveyor to the back was around 250-300' long. The cutter heads, and machine can be changed in size to utilize bus and semi traffic as well, if needed. With a shielded machine that lines the tunnel as it goes, the operation is pretty seamless.
Atlas…that sounds familiar. 😎
@@Footprints1111 Atlas shrugged (and the Earth fell on me) John Galt went on a murder spree! I think maybe his first name was "Charles" but his friends called him "Chuck".🛤
Herrenknecht has been in business as the leader of TBM's since 1975. It currently holds the record with a 17.63 meter 57 feet wide TBM that will Bore a 3,290 meter 10793.96 feet long tunnel in China. Boring Company is way behind.
@@Footprints1111
It's a company that supplies Mining equipment.
That video wasn't boring at all. Thanks.
All things point to Mars.
And boring will be 100% robotic, unmanned.
Connecting lava tubes by the way and boring is more easy on Mars but not less challenging.
With these boring machines in particular, it would be possible to bore into mountains on Mars and make tunnels as well as larger areas for, say, domes and the like that once finished and airlocks were made you could flood the structure with air - after reinforcing the tunnels and structures it would be relatively safe in regards to earthquakes or cave ins
Never thought of that. Train,learn and develop here on Earth and as main goal to use this on Mars. Smart
@@matisssvehs5094 Yeah, Musk doesn't do anything by accident. Note how well his boring machines will fit inside a Starship.
BINGO! The boring machines will ultimately be sent to perhaps the moon first then Mars in order to dig subterranean bases. It would also be useful in mining operations.
Boring Tunnel + Robovan = subway system
Dirt cheap too.
Similar but not the same. Subways stop at every station along a route. This system would take passengers all the way to the designated system station without stopping along the way cutting travel time dramatically compared to a subway. This system can in theory also respond to system demand very quickly avoiding large backups of waiting passengers at each station during peak times.
@ meaningless difference: if you made intermediate stations, whether subterranean or otherwise, then they would effectively be equal.
@@alesh2275No the robovan takes an off ramp without effecting vehicles behind it
A worse subway system than an actual subway.
this is actually right next door to me. literally. was wondering what they were making there. when you showed the google map picture I recognized it immediately
Elon is changing the world every day
interesting fact the diameter on the boring Company tunnels are lager than, the london underground deep lines by about 4 inches
london underground deep lines tunnels have a internal diameter of 11 feet, 8 inches (3.56m)
boring Company tunnels have a internal diameter of 12 foot (3.8 m)
so in the future if these cities wanted a underground they could fit trains in them. and it means that if some places wanted to build tube line undergrounds they could buy boring machines from or contract the boring Company to do it.
by running trains they would have a here capacity so more people could us the lines.
@Nnn-j7q and doing it far more cheaply and efficiently than bloated and corrupt government projects that go years over timelines and hundreds of millions/billions over budget.
The older London tubes are that small diameter. More recent ones are larger. Typical metro tunnels are 6.5m outside diameter with a finished internal diameter of 5.6-5.7m. There are many reasons for this typical size. TBC's tunnels are smaller, but that limits their use.
Also, why buy the one type of TBM from TBC who have built only 4 of one basic kind (EPB for clay/mixed ground conditions), when there are a handful of TBM manufacturers around the world who have built thousands of these machines in many configurations to suit all ground conditions? Thousands of engineers and skilled workers, with thousands of years of experience between them.
This is one of the most "boring" videos I have ever watched! 🤣😂Sorry but I had to do it. Very interesting. Great job!
There’s apparently a lot of boring places in vegas
@JeffMTX I haven't been there since 1996 when I was in the Air Force. Couldn't find any boring places back then. That's for sure.
Brightline West has purchased a piece of ground just southwest of Harry Reid International for their new High Speed Rail passenger terminal. It seems likely that they'd also want to have an easy connection to downtown Las Vegas, whether by Boring Company tunnel, or by some other kind of "people mover". It remains to be seen who gets the contract for digging the several 12+ mile long tunnels being envisaged for the CAHSR project between Palmdale - Burbank, as well as for the Fresno - San Jose tunneling projects.
5:10 This is already a solved problem, it's called a subway. You can carry more people by adding more subway cars. You don't need more than 1 tunnel in either direction.
Excellent video!! Thank you 🙏🏻
This will add so much value to Tesla. I don't think Tesla will allow any carmaker to use that tunnel without licensed FSD.
There might be ownership issues with these tunnels the same way there are ownership issues with roads.
It’s will add exactly zero to the the bottom line …..how does it make money ? It doesnt 😂 Tesla clowns ….
@@peteholliday8455 I think the only clown here is you.
I don’t see to much value either, but I have to ask you, do your really think they would do all of this without a income stream vision in mind with high confidence.
@@peteholliday8455 It's not often I see so much ignorance displayed in so few words
The door of the Robovan could have a lifting portion to assist in access to the van when it is not in a tunnel
The U.K. had real fully operational high speed streamlined trains in the 1930’s. Lookup the Sir Nigel Gresley, the Mallard and the Coronation Scot. Beautiful, fast and hauling full passenger trains.
Los Vagas tunnel system seems like it will be too small to handle the traffic.
Ah! this Robo van will help.
Great briefing.
Thanks.
Thank you for sharing this video
How is any of this not making you think? Years go by and the only actually built running product is small, uneven tunnel with taxis and a hundred drivers inside. A grossly worse subway for premium price. Hints and promises still keep you on edge of the seat year after year after year.
Musk is a master of promises/hype and under delivering, classic tech entrepreneur and showman. He may still achieve some amazing things like with Space X but even that is yet to be seen, tax payers money funding rocket games.
Elon should admit defeat and just put in electric trains in the tunnels. The capacity would be so much higher over night.
Or just leave tunnelling to the professionals
Ok so here's a question:
If the use case of the robovan is for the tunnels, that fits 20 for each van, the USP of the tunnels is point to point without the need for stopping, do you really think there's a high chance of there being in the top range of 20 people for a personalised point to point route? As if there's a lot of stations in the future then the chances of there being 20 all wanting to go to the same location would be slimmer, otherwise it would be more efficient and more comfortable having the smaller occupancy vehicles
Appreciate the update, happy holidays.
Morpheus in the tunnel as fireman @ 9:38
Ooooohh. Boring!! Like boring a tunnel. Oh my god I only just got that right this moment. I think the reason I didn't get it years ago was because of that not a flamethrower thing he made. Man, I feel so dumb I took so many years to get the joke.
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An electric subway … groundbreaking
Look again.
As if you’re contributing to society at even a fraction of the amount any of his employees are
@@s.j.j3598crazy how hard peoples emotions are attached to this. This isn’t revolutionary whatsoever, and they’ve given up on all their original promises. Aka it was all just a marketing scam.
No, it's a less practical subway moving a fraction of the people at a much higher cost... welcome to the cult of melon...
@@adiaz2494What is wrong with fanboys that fall for this crap, I'm confused that so many people are so fucking stupid.
May I make a suggestion for future Boring Company research - high voltage electric transmission. As electricity needs explode with AI and renewables, the need for high voltage electric transmission is so urgent. Would it be possible to locate high voltage electric transmission lines in these types of tunnels? Direct buried transmission is problematic due to the need for cooling, but in tunnels, with the phase conductors suspended in open space surrounded by flowing air, cooling seems like it would be possible. Aboveground high voltage transmission has so many challenges ranging from NIMBY, visual impact, right-of-way/vegetation management, need to design for weather (wind/ice/lightning); the challenges of aboveground are growing every year. The possibility of locating these lines in tunnels seems so tantalizing.
I've been saying the same thing for a very long time. In fact I think Tesla ought to look at making smaller tunnels that are cheaper in order to Simply carry utility works like pipes and wires
Being done in many countries. HV electricity tunnels carrying multiple circuits are now a large part of the industry.
@davidsalisbury50 that's good to hear but what distance? What I'm hoping for is that Tesla or a company like it can bring the cost of it down through automation such that it is the Preferred Choice in almost every situation. In the city or in the countryside
All distances. Several Km at least.
Lots of automation developments in TBM tunnelling from robotic segment erecting, robotic cutter changes, fully automated steering. Remote driving. Fully automated locomotives to deliver segments etc.
TBC have some element of remote driving but I was doing this 35 years ago on micro tunnel machines and the Japanese have been doing it on large diameter TBM’s for decades.
But it’s generally no benefit to the overall speed and or production rate.
Lab grown diamonds will help boring machines reach their full potential
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What did your ancestors invent that have contributed to the modern human age? Feel free to list them out here.
No they won't, that's not hoe TBM excavation works.
We need to update all US Infrastructure so other areas can have this technology innovation
Remember, the boring machine fits into a SpaceX rocket. Exciting stuff!
🤦
It occurred to me as I was watching that fires are the ban of tunnels. A fire in a tunnel is usually deadly, and all big tunnels like the Chunnel have fire escapes along the route. I think a fire in a Boring tunnel may result from an EV catching fire, and these fires are impossible to put out. At the end of your video we saw some firemen rehearsing in front of a tunnel, but I wonder if they are prepared to put out an EV fire when the battery pack catches fire. Do the tunnels under Vegas have fire escapes? I didn't see any.
The stations are so close together that it is actually closer to go to the nearest station than to a hypothetical fire escape spaced at the same distance as subways.
@@zirconiumdiamond1416 The resorts world tunnel has an escape stair to the surface part way along it. That tunnel section is too long between stations. In most countries 720m (2400ft) is the limit.
LV fire dept is getting practice today on ev fires.
@@ALCRAN2010 I'd assume that at this point, every fire department gets training and practice on EV fires, just as they get trained on ICE fires.
That's a great observation, and you're absolutely right-fires in tunnels are a serious concern. EV fires, in particular, pose unique challenges due to the intensity and difficulty in extinguishing them. From what I understand, safety protocols for tunnels like those under Las Vegas include ventilation systems to manage smoke and emergency procedures for evacuations. However, it's a good point to ask whether they’ve specifically prepared for EV fires. As for fire escapes, it seems the design of the Boring Company tunnels focuses on keeping routes short, so vehicles can quickly evacuate. But your concern raises an important question about how well fire safety measures align with emerging risks like EV fires. Thanks for bringing this up!
Useless tunnels, so expensive
It's just so cool seeing how much this guy is doing. I don't see how Tesla doesn't rival companies like apple and Microsoft in market cap within a 5-10 year period.
Am I the only one that realizes that this equipment is actually designed to be able to fit into a starship? This is the testing and refinement part of the equipment that’s going to get shipped to Mars and possibly the moon. Along with Optimus Tesla robots fill the gap of what the vehicles can’t do or need help with. Within five years, they’ll be a couple of starships, some cyber trucks, and some Optimus robots on the surface of Mars.
You're not the only one. ;)
Not in 5 years.
I agree also, Elon has a much bigger plan than people realize!
@@MADougfitness you are a fool who believes the greatest lier of out generation
hahahahahahahaha
i wonder how much that thing weighs and into how many launches it would take to fly it to Mars. hundreds at a minimum. fElon has been promising much and delivering very little for a decade now.
Hyperloop!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You're joking right?
@nobbynobbs8182 Absolutely not! But l think you are! You're welcome to stay in the dark ages!😏
All good on the Robovan, but you can't expect people to be ducking their heads entering and exiting!
Remember when this idea was supposed to develop the hyper loops. Now it's just a redesign of a personal subway car. they've only built a single, short loop as a gimmick while taking billions from multiple cities in infrastructure contracts and not delivering anything.
This makes a hell of a lot more sense than going to Mars.
We're doing both
@@Wildman-zh8lg Bravo. Might as well colonize Pluto while we're at it. 🙄 There's a thing called irrational exuberance, and there's a lot of it going on following Musk's successes. And they really are not all his successes. A lot of what he's doing was already thought of by NASA. He's just made it economical in a capitalist way.
@hootowl6354 yep
Why do you think they're practicing on Earth? It IS going to Mars.
Mining anyone? 👽🤣
@@Psychodermia people really are this dumb aren't they? Do you even realise the upfront costs of mining in space and then the transportation costs to move resources around? Even if you found endless amounts of gold it would probably not be viable.
I love the insights
Having high speed underground over long distances is the way to go. They have been building a road for 30 years in Florida if u could build a road underground dam
The Boring tunnels also are effective underground supply lines that can withstand bombardment.
Combine that with Starlink for battlefield communications, SpaceX for suborbital troop transport, Neurolink for soldier enhancement, Tesla for Cybertrucks for combat.
Elon needs to acquire Blackwater the mercenary group to be able to be one of the strongest private individuals in history. A CEO Warlord.
1:17 no way broly clapping goku as a warrior😮
Yes Virginia, the future is getting closer all the time.
They need a two lane tunnel to make it feel safe. Nightmare to get stuck in there due to vehicle breakdown
Tunnels like that, in long term, is a death trap.
NEW TESLA VAN BUS THGING WILL BE KEY HERE
"The cybercab may have or not have a person in the driver seat".
What is even this sentence? There are no driver seat there.
why do you show so many tunnels not made by the boring company? It gives the wrong impression about what boring company tunnels look like.
This Boring activity is really exciting! Stop & go traffic is frustrating and emits Way too much green house gas. Every city should have Boring tunnels!
Why does the airport tunnel have to connect to the middle station at the convention center? People will typically want to go from the airport to the hotel and from their hotel to the airport.
It's going to take a company like the Boring Company to enable Terraforming to create energy storage, distribution, and wealth generating to pay for the required infrastructure that enables Renewable Green Energy to become a reality.
Is this a real voice and real journalism, thank you if so lol. Excited to learn about Boring. Still got my like new hat that they sold like 20k of. Knew this company was going places
7:59 airport bus lol
Great research.
Someone needs to edit Dune 2 and have Muadib ride in on boring equipment
I think all highways should be built like this with with wind turbines to catch wind from passing cars
Awesome thank you!
I want them to bore a tunnel from the gulf of California to the Salton sea. Then put up a huge desalination plant.
That underground taxi is just a less efficient and more expensive version of a subway. He reinvented subways. The nature of techbros is that they reinvent trains and subways.
Not really. The end goal is autonomous vehicles in those tunnels. A ton of tiny tunnels throughout the city means much more flexibility and coverage and will have potentially higher throughput than a subway at a substantially lower cost.
"He reinvented subways"
And that's a good thing. Taxis are private and much, much safer. Subways are public and you are trapped in a tin can with people that will set you on fire. And Daniel Penny isn't around to save your ass.
@@AleksandrVasilenko93 "ton of tiny tunnels throughout the city" tell me you know nothing about city infrastructure without saying it lmao. You just reinvented normal roads but made them more costly and less useful. Alek, either you're a bot or your brain is cooked.
@@CitizenRule Citizen, you are cooked and beyond hope. Though honestly, even more than Alek1234 up there you are probably a bot. You are perfectly hitting hot button topics and you fail to even remotely grasp the topic. Tell your handler to give you a raise.
@@coalmine9666 "you are cooked"
Not as cooked as subway riders these days. Do you even ride the subway, princess? There's a reason people are desperately looking for alternatives.
What are these tunnels used for? Transportation of cars or?
The Robovan should have been slightly taller and wider and the Boring tunnels should be slightly wider. The limitation they made for themselves is absurd. An extra six feet of diameter won't make the tunnels significantly more expensive, but it will make them much more usable for bigger vehicles.
A Solution…
Amazing new technology✨
just because you dig tunnels doesn't mean you're boring.
You can get a better idea of the size of the robovan by using the wheelchair, since we don’t know how tall the guys are. Average wheelchair is 36”. Someone else can grid that out and get pretty close to knowing the size of the van
I enjoy supervising my imposable Elon Musk car driving me safely all over for 9 months now.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. And it's fun.
No one is required to have fun.
That tunnel in Austin has been in use for awhile already.
No it hasn’t. 13 months in and still not operational
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How DARE you call this "dark blue" sorry i CANNOT let that pass ... this is OBVIOUSLY PURPLE !!!
Anyway nice video :)
"Vegas loop still going strong"
Fanboism going strong.
haterism going strong.
@@joegeezly9613 Tell us how genius that thing is. Way over budget. Delivered way behind schedule. Was supposed to have a bespoke self driving bogey, instead it's a guy driving a car, slowly, in a tight tunnel devoid of emergency exits.
@@philippebarillecavalier9275 Never said it was genius, but you certainly might be. A tunnel devoid of emergency exits eh... Why on earth did Elon not think of that LOL.
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Exciting stuff
I’d like to see them build bigger tunnels so they can be used for subways and roadway tunnels through mountains. Seriously unimpressed by tunnels that just take a Tesla at a time.
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TLDR: promising lots and delivering nothing
This is what Elon considers a “breakneck speed”…
If they used Twizy style vehicles the tunnels would feel much bigger
7:35
A train?
The american mind cannot comprehend the Idea of good public transit. WHERES MY FREEDOM WITH A TRAIN, WHEN I CAN DRIVE MY CAR TO ANYWHERE I WANT 🦅RAAAAH🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
@@mpk4712chill with the spam
This is not even a train, but a bus
Facts!! What a waste of money, engineering and time.
the thing is vegas is only popular on the main walkway street from the airport.
@@anthony7440 Good thing nobody
lives or works there.
Please put a hyperloop between Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston
hyperloop project is dead and cancelled, there will be no further progress from what I read in the media
Been following it for 7 years now. Completely unimpressed. 40 years of tunnelling experience and pricing tunnel works.
$10M per mile for the excavation and lining at that diameter in good ground is pretty ball park. Turning it into a viable mass transit system is at least an order of magnitude different even for a very cheap and inefficient system.
At the end of the day the cost per passenger km/mile is what counts. Get that below 5 cents and you have a world class metro system.
Never heard of a metro before.
I have just one question, Does the present Boring machine fit inside the cargo space of Starship?
Yes. But it is so heavy that at lift-off it will smash it way through the cargo hold and in to the fuel tanks.
I’m no rocket scientist, but I’m betting that is a bad thing.
There will definitely be shouting and waving of arms.
6:08 what 😅😅😅😅😅
I wonder if they have any plans for underground "buildings" or cities. Kind of like an Umbrella Corp. "hive".
Mars us the end goal for this ..
@frank254100 so basically... yes, and it would make sense to practice the building technique by actually doing it here on earth.
@@SSxSKULLIExSS yeah.. it makes sense to perfect the technique here then send thousands of these borers there to start construction on a large scale. Also, I heard that these boring machines fit the diameter of the starship perfectly!😉
@@frank254100 hmm, I hadn't heard that about it fitting within the rockets, but that certainly fits the technology advancement puzzle that we have. I know we're seeing huge advancements and I hope to see, at the very least, the beginning of the final results of the current technological advancements... Humans on the surface of Mars. I highly doubt the likelihood of that, but I do hope for that amazement.
@@SSxSKULLIExSS The final result will be ULTIMATE FREEDOM, not just mars but interstellar and intergalactic travel enabled by us being able to increase our life spans at will(predicted to start around 2029) merging with AI(Neuralink) and body upgrades through nanotech and robotics!! I think we have a great chance to see this new paradigm soon!!
0:45 that’s purple not dark blue
Its got to be cheaper than underground trains to have all year. Round regardless of the human traffic 🤔✌️
4:05 How is only 5 feet of earth above ok? Someone enlighten me please.
Can't live on the surface of other planets, but under the ground it wouldn't be a whole lot different then earth, but that's just part of the importance of the project. A great deal of the worlds most valuable resources are under our feet. Boring company has far reaching value above just building tunnels, even possibly military considering raw earth can work better then tank armor.
Like, important how Tesla, designer looks at bigger picture- EV van/tunnel.
a bridge is not as cool but 1000% cheaper
Helpful rangge
Vegas has like 8 blocks of usable subway.
Donno where that map came from.
Tell EE-Long he's dreamin dude.
In Norway it is in practically every store, and I use my phone for 99% of all payments noways
They need tunnels diagonally across Atlanta. I only know this because I was a truck driver.
Took a long time to come, because they built an electric tunnel cutter, everything had to be made from scratch. Now they have a blueprint for this j w first ever machine, it's all go
All TBM's are electric. Taken them 7 years so far to get to a point that is only 30 years behind current TBM technology. They have now built 4, with a 5th one on the way, in the last 4 years. Meanwhile the rest of the TBM manufacturers are knocking out around 3 TBM's a week, in all shapes sizes and capabilities.
But don't let facts get in the way of the hype.
Batterie bethavoltaic?
So Las Vegas is building a tunnel that can be used by Tesla vehicles only? Or am I missing something?
I've worked for a few boring companies 😂
Yay! Disneyland
😂😂😂. Still going strong? Death trap cars in a tube. Great idea 😂
If only we had some way to bring people to and from an area with ease, kinda like a bunch of cards attached to eachother, going back and forth or in a loop with some kind of station to get off and on at.
Imagine that…..we could call it ……a train …😂