Our Full Self Future

Episode 3 - Wrapping the Future: The Story of Ji, the Evolution of DIY Wrap Club (Tesbros), and Customizing our Autonomous Future Optimi

In Episode 3 of Our Full Self Future, host Koby Pierce visits the 20,000-square-foot headquarters of DIY Wrap Club in Chattanooga to sit down with its founder, Ji. Formerly known as Tesbros, the company has grown from a bedroom startup into a pillar of the Tesla community, providing DIY vinyl and PPF solutions for owners to protect and personalize their vehicles. The conversation tracks Ji’s journey from teaching video production and journalism at Ole Miss to becoming an early Tesla Model 3 adopter in 2018. Ji discusses the origins of his business—solving the "Model 3 door handle" puzzle with simple labels, pioneering DIY chrome deletes—and how he scaled the company through a deep focus on the community and a "test-it-on-my-wife" approach to product development. Transitioning into the future of autonomy, Ji and Koby discuss the staggering progression of Tesla's autonomous systems, from the early Mobileye Autopilot 1.0 days to the current era of Full Self-Driving. Ji recounts his recent experience using Hardware 4 in the complex, sprawling environment of Los Angeles, noting a massive leap in capability and a widening performance gap between Hardware 3 and Hardware 4 in city driving. The two explore the "safety multiplier" effect of human-supervised autonomy, and how the system acts as a tireless, unblinking co-pilot on long, exhausting drives. Finally, the discussion turns toward the next frontier of customization: the Robotaxi and Tesla Optimus. From the "RoboTaxi" stickers that originally started as a simple customer request to the vision of a "Red Optimus" DIY wrap kit, Ji shares his perspective on how aesthetics, community, and robotics will eventually collide. Follow our Host & Guest: * https://x.com/koby_pierce [https://x.com/koby_pierce] * https://x.com/diywrapclub [https://x.com/diywrapclub] * https://diywrapclub.com [https://diywrapclub.com] Filmed inside the DIY Wrap Club warehouse in Chattanooga, TN.

Episode 2 - The Terafab Vision: Space Data Centers, AI5, and 10 Billion Optimus Robots with Josh West, Landon of the West, and David Moss

In this episode of Our Full Self Future, host Koby Pierce sits down with a panel of Tesla community leaders—Josh West ( @JoshWest247 [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UC2gLwLvZ8CdhYN9ww7O_CZw] ) Landon (Landon of the West), and David Moss—fresh off the Chattanooga Charge event. The group reflects on the unique bond within the Tesla community before diving into the massive technical implications of Elon Musk’s latest announcements regarding the "Terafab." The conversation centers on the convergence of Tesla, xAI, and SpaceX. We break down the roadmap for upcoming silicon, including AI5 and AI6 powering FSD and Optimus, and the mysterious D3 chip designed for space applications. The panel discusses the "iPhone-like" annual release cycle for AI hardware and the staggering rumors of 144GB of RAM per SOC in the next generation of vehicles. A major highlight of the discussion is the potential for distributed inference—the idea that your parked Tesla could act as a node in a global supercomputer for xAI’s Grok or digital Optimus. We weigh the benefits of vehicle owners earning passive income against the engineering hurdles of power draw, thermal management, and the "sauna garage" effect. Finally, we look toward the stars, debating the feasibility of space-based data centers powered by Starship and the "rail gun on the moon" concept. From Hardware 3’s mysterious "pre-mapped" reversing capabilities to the scale of producing 10 billion Optimus units a year, this episode explores how close we truly are to a sci-fi reality. Follow our Host & Guests: https://x.com/koby_pierce [https://x.com/koby_pierce]https://x.com/JoshWest247 [https://x.com/JoshWest247] https://x.com/DavidMoss [https://x.com/DavidMoss] https://x.com/LandonoftheWest [https://x.com/LandonoftheWest]

Episode 1 - Coast to Coast on Cameras: Autonomy, LiDAR, and Hardware 3 with David Moss

In Episode 1 of Our Full Self Future, the host is joined by David Moss, a professional LiDAR salesman, FSD super-user. The conversation takes place while driving through Lexington, Kentucky at night using Tesla Full Self-Driving on Hardware 3. The episode centers on the irony of a LiDAR professional who has driven nearly 12,000 intervention-free miles using a vision-only autonomous system. David discusses his coast-to-coast drive, his upcoming Cannonball Run attempt, and his goal of driving Full Self-Driving in all 50 U.S. states. Beyond the technical debate of LiDAR versus vision, the conversation explores the human motivation behind autonomy. David shares how his father recently went blind, changing his view of autonomous driving from a technical novelty into a tool for independence and accessibility. Technical topics include SLAM, data density, scalability, Hardware 3 versus Hardware 4 limitations, retrofitting challenges, and Full Self-Driving version 14 behavior. The episode also covers why parking lots may be the final major challenge for consumer autonomy and how new occupancy networks and agent-based systems could help solve it.  Watch the video version here: https://rss.ourfullselffuture.com/Our-Full-Self-Future-Podcast-Episode1-David-Moss.mp4 ---  Filmed inside of a HW3 Model 3.  Drive Metrics: 20.2 miles driven 20.2 miles on Full Self-Driving 0 driving disengagements 1 parking disengagement (manual intervention to reverse out of a parking spot) 6.8 kWh used

Episode 0 - Introduction

In Episode 0, Koby introduces Our Full Self Future, the autonomy focus, and the unique format of recording while autonomous systems are active.  Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/fc_rHSBnnrs?si=EoHksu-lmUa1ch_d --- Filmed inside of a HW3 Model 3. Drive Metrics: 6mi (5.9mi FSD) 0 street disengagements 1 parking disengagements (The car brought itself to a stop in the first "spot" even though it was parked poorly, the navigation did not update to the next location so it decided to park again and was very close to another vehicle so I was forced to take over and help the car out of the spot) 2.22kWh Used Average Speed of 24mph