Motorola recently announced that they are bringing home their production team right in the Fort Worth, Texas factory.

If you wonder how their daily production looks like, then you will be amazed to see the images released by Google Street View. The Texas-based factory is where Moto X smartphones are made. It ships about 100,000 phones for each week and it officially opened its doors during the early part of this week.

The factory captured by Google Street View is the former place where Nokia mobile phones are made. And now, Motorola is making a big milestone by claiming the space to be the very first to build smartphones all within US.

Engadget was the first to spot these images that offer a 360 degree view of the factory.

Just a quick note: you won't find any key secrets with the Google Street View images. Google has always been keen in putting a blur effect on delicate or private parts of their captured images.

Last year, Google also shared in the online world some photos of their very own data centers.