paariv
Well-Known Member
Agreed that the R1S feels unready. They still don't even have a single R1S at the Venice location. That doesn't have to do anything but be a nice-looking lump that just sits there!I agree that they don't need as much testing, but it's already mid-June which leaves just 1.5 months to the start of the earliest updated R1S delivery window (afaik) of August 2022. Is that enough time to conduct even a condensed user testing run, which involves delivering to employees, letting them use it, documenting feedback, incorporating improvements, and adjusting processes as necessary? Not to mention concurrently having to scale up the R1S presence at the Venice hub, for test drives, etc. I dunno, seems a bit ambitious to me.
Can't recall if this is analogous to ~August of last year with the R1T - they started "delivering" R1Ts in September, right (if only to employees)? But I feel like we were seeing more R1Ts on the road 2 months before that.
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