Author: john@provenroi.com
Donut Lab, the Finnish startup that has been making waves in the electric vehicle industry, has recently released new details about the Verge TS Pro Gen2, the world’s first solid-state electric bike. The company claims to have developed production-ready solid-state batteries, but there is still skepticism surrounding the chemistry used in these batteries. In a new video posted on Donut Lab’s YouTube channel, Ville Piippo, the co-founder and CTO of the company, delves into the battery configuration of the Verge TS Pro Gen2 motorcycle. This electric bike is not only the first of its kind to be powered by solid-state…
Tesla has introduced a new feature called Tesla Assist, which is an AI support tool designed to provide personalized assistance to owners based on their vehicle’s real-time data. This feature can be accessed through the Tesla app, allowing users to troubleshoot issues, ask technical questions, or manage service needs with ease. By navigating to the Service menu in the app and selecting the option to describe a question or concern, owners can upload images of specific issues and receive automated help. Tesla Assist is built to provide customized guidance tailored to the vehicle’s unique configuration and history, saving owners time…
The era of autonomous ridesharing is upon us, and Tesla is leading the way towards a future that feels like something out of a sci-fi movie. A recent teaser posted on X gives us a glimpse of what everyday life may soon look like, with a Cybercab parked outside a home, ready to take you wherever you need to go. Tesla has already begun rolling out its Robotaxi service in cities across the US, along with the production of its dedicated Cybercab vehicle. The first Cybercab rolled off the assembly line at Giga Texas on February 17, 2026, with plans…
Tesla’s Cybertruck has faced some challenges since its announcement in 2019, with sales falling short of the company’s expectations. However, a recent report from Bloomberg revealed an interesting tactic employed by Elon Musk to boost Cybertruck sales. According to data from S&P Global Mobility, Tesla sold just over 7,000 Cybertrucks in the fourth quarter of 2025 in the U.S. Interestingly, nearly one-in-five of those sales were attributed to Musk’s other companies, primarily SpaceX. In total, SpaceX purchased 1,279 Cybertrucks, with other Musk companies like the Boring Company, Neuralink, and xAI also acquiring a combined 60 trucks. This inter-company sales trend…
Tesla is gearing up to unveil the latest iteration of its Optimus humanoid robot, along with a set of new patents for the hands and arms. The company filed two patents on the same day as the “We, Robot” event in October 2024, focusing on Tesla’s mechanically actuated, tendon-driven architecture. The groundbreaking designs aim to address the challenges of developing humanoid robots, particularly in the hands and arms. By relocating heavy actuators to the forearm, routing cables through a sophisticated wrist design, and incorporating innovative joint assemblies, Tesla is able to achieve human-like dexterity while maintaining lightweight construction and enabling…
Tesla Cybertruck Sales: SpaceX Buys 1,279 Units in Q4 2025 New registration data is shedding light on Tesla’s Cybertruck deliveries, revealing that a significant portion of the electric pickup’s recent sales originated from fleet purchases made by Elon Musk’s other ventures rather than individual customers. This trend indicates a strong internal demand for the Cybertruck within Musk’s companies, with SpaceX leading the way by acquiring 1,279 units in the fourth quarter of 2025. The Cybertruck, known for its futuristic design and impressive performance capabilities, has been eagerly anticipated by both individual consumers and corporate clients since its unveiling. The decision…
Neuralink, a company founded by Elon Musk, has recently released a video showcasing the life-changing impact of its brain-computer interface technology on individuals with disabilities. The video features participants from clinical trials sharing their own experiences of using Neuralink’s innovative products, providing a personal account of the transformative power of the technology. One participant, a man suffering from ALS, was able to regain the ability to communicate using only his thoughts, as the implant allowed him to speak in real-time through a computer. Another participant, a quadriplegic father, was able to control a robotic arm with precision, enabling him to…
Tesla has been known to release regular software updates for its vehicles, and the 2026 Spring Update is no exception. This year, Tesla owners can expect a range of new features and improvements to enhance their driving experience. Here’s a detailed look at what the update has to offer: New Pet Mode Mascot: The 2026 Spring Update introduces a new hedgehog mascot icon called ‘Cyberhog’ for the Pet Mode feature. Owners can now choose from dog, cat, or hedgehog icons to display when Pet Mode is active. Additionally, they can customize the screen with their pet’s name. Self-Driving App: The…
Tesla’s Latest Patent Reveals New Robotic Hand Design for Optimus Tesla has recently filed a patent for a groundbreaking robotic hand design, offering a glimpse into the intricate engineering behind its humanoid robot, Optimus. The international patent, titled “Mechanically Actuated Robotic Hand,” showcases a five-fingered hand controlled by a network of cables that run from the forearm through the wrist and into each finger, akin to the functioning of tendons in a human hand. This innovative design boasts 22 degrees of freedom, doubling the capabilities of its predecessor. The Fingers: Each finger consists of four segments connected by rolling joints,…
Tesla is on the brink of unveiling the latest version of its Optimus humanoid robot, complete with new patents for its hands and arms. The company filed two patents on the same day as the “We, Robot” event in October 2024, protecting Tesla’s mechanically actuated, tendon-driven architecture. The primary patent, titled “Mechanically Actuated Robotic Hand,” outlines a cable/tendon-driven system with actuators located in the forearm rather than the hand. Each finger boasts four degrees of freedom, while the wrist adds two more. The design features three thin, flexible control cables per finger that extend from the forearm actuators, pass through…