Tesla's CyberSub Introduction Video Amazes Reddit: Is Elon Musk Behind This Whimsical Creation?

Chloe Whisperwillow

Updated Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

Tesla's latest sensation, the CyberSub, has left Reddit buzzing with excitement and amusement. The video, titled "Tesla Introducing - The CyberSub," showcases an innovative underwater vehicle that promises to revolutionize underwater exploration. The video description invites viewers to "reconnect with the sense of mystery that is the essence of the human experience and discover a new world beneath the surface."

The CyberSub is pitched as more than just a vehicle—it's a testament to sustainable engineering. Designed with elegance and simplicity, it boasts advanced features such as a bio-digital immersive connection via the Neuralink chip, individual motor torque control, and distributed electric propulsion. The CyberSub also includes two mechanical arms for complex tasks, environment discovery point cloud diagnostics, and advanced obstacle recognition and avoidance software for enhanced safety.

One standout feature is the Diving Assistant Depth Discovery, which offers limitless ocean navigation through its AI system. Real-time updates from the surface are transmitted directly to the driver's brain via the Neuralink chip. Other notable features include a rear high-definition camera with a light projector, self-diving mode, a remote for manual control, and a fully functional entertainment system.

Reddit users have had a mixed but largely positive reaction. Comments range from admiration of the production value—"Damn the production value is more than 99.99% of the movies made"—to humorous skepticism—"whats the over/under on it imploding at a lower depth than the Titan?"

Some users have speculated about Elon Musk's involvement, with one remarking, "The best/worst part is I could totally believe Musk seeing this and going 'haha, I love it. Let’s do that.'" Another user humorously noted, "Elon is Canadian?" and others couldn't help but appreciate the effort put into the video, "Dear lord someone went to a lot of effort. Totally worth it! Well played sir."

Despite the jesting tone, many found the concept intriguing. One user pointed out, "I know this is a joke, but ngl, this actually looks pretty amazing." This sentiment was echoed in another comment, "r/shutupandtakemymoney. No really, even if you can only dive up to 100 meters, I'll take one."

The CyberSub has also sparked discussions on its potential environmental impact. One user humorously suggested that its approach to reducing humanity's carbon footprint might be a bit extreme, "I like the subtle implication that the Cybersub is reducing our carbon footprint by most likely KILLING humans, 'four explorers at a time'."

Whether or not the CyberSub becomes a reality, the video has certainly captured the imagination of Reddit users. Tesla's knack for innovative and thought-provoking concepts continues to spark conversations and curiosity. As one user aptly put it, "DADYELON hahaha."

The CyberSub video is a testament to Tesla's creative marketing and the power of viral content. If this is a glimpse of what's to come, the future of underwater exploration looks both promising and entertaining.

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Top Comments from Reddit

ch25stam25

Damn the production value is more than 99.99% of the movies made

iamthenewyummy1

Definitely a big fan of it rubbing its own n*****/lights

LashedHail

I know this is a joke, but ngl, this actually looks pretty amazing.

jeezarchristron

Elon is Canadian?

TheSandyman23

D.A.D.D.Y.E.L.O.N. AI System.

twopadstacker

whats the over/under on it imploding at a lower depth than the Titan?

MartianLM

Dear lord someone went to a lot of effort. Totally worth it! Well played sir.

Cunningcory

I like the subtle implication that the Cybersub is reducing our carbon footprint by most likely KILLING humans, "four explorers at a time".

OkSmile1782

But… but… I like it!

novamber

Dude, they pulled all the stops - these guys have waaay too much time on their hands

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