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Rolling Square’s new inCharge XS cable features double-headed connectors on either end making it compatible with devices that charge or sync over USB-C, USB-A, or Apple’s Lightning port. It’s only 6.1-inches long but supports charging speeds up to 240W and is available now for $29.90, with a temporary discount to $25 for its launch.

Tesla shares are trading down as much as six percent premarket, a few hours after digesting the Cybercabs and ruBOvehns.

While Tesla’s Optimus bot can now hand out drinks, Agility Robotics’ Digit has been available to actually buy since 2020. It’s been deployed in environments like Amazon warehouses and Agility’s own RoboFab, where it’s used to move, load, and unload boxes.

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One called Elon the “Technoking.”

Why didn’t Tesla call it the Cybervan?

It’s wearing a cowboy hat, for some reason.

Lots to parse. A few surprises. But as we’ve said before, the robotaxis are operating in a highly controlled setting and none of this is guaranteed to launch when Musk predicts it will. So stay tuned.

They’re doing the robot. What else?

The bots will be mingling with guests at the event, Musk says, who implores his guests to “be nice” to the robots.