
Would the electric car Tesla make a history in transporting people? Musk said that Tesla drivers would be able to fall asleep and wake up at their destinations using full self-drive by the end of 2020. Tesla reports that every car produced since October 2016 has all the hardware needed to drive itself.
Until then, drivers will have to continue to monitor the technology and be ready to take control of the wheel if something goes wrong, the report said.
While many will be pondering over the safety of car driving while on road, Musk is prepared to risk the lives of those in space vehicles as well. He has demonstrated reuse of launch vehicles of space rockets thereby reducing the cost of space missions.

An interesting debate presently is on between the safety obsessed NASA and space maverick’s SPACEX. Whether ‘load and go’ technology, that is load the supercooled propellant just before takeoff to pack more fuel in the rocket, is safe enough for human travel. The NASA scientists, with two explosions and loosing 14 lives, are obviously averse to the Elan Musk’s idea of pushing the borders of Space Technology. There was a recent explosion of Falcon, the work horse of SpaceX, but fortunately the loss was limited only to a million dollar payload.
Always there is a compromise in safety when commercial interests supersede. This had been the case in Bhopal as well as in some deadly nuclear reactor accidents when one is ambitious in pushing the technology to its limits.
Musk is setting new limits in engineering innovation. Is the great innovator, Nikola Tesla reborn?