Elon suggests radar will be removed.Elon said:Almost ready with FSD Beta V9.0. Step change improvement is massive, especially for weird corner cases & bad weather. Pure vision, no radar.
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Elon suggests radar will be removed.Elon said:Almost ready with FSD Beta V9.0. Step change improvement is massive, especially for weird corner cases & bad weather. Pure vision, no radar.
Oh thank the heavens, no more phantom braking.Elon suggests radar will be removed.
Not good.
Elon suggests radar will be removed.
Don't worry, I think the chances of it being removed are approximately zero. And at the moment there is no indication that the function and sensor use of Autopilot on the highway has changed at all with any of these builds. (Though many of us hope it will at some point.)The radar allows the car to look under the car in front and see what is happening ahead. Good for emergency braking when the car in front is following too closely to the car in front of it.
Don't worry, I think the chances of it being removed are approximately zero.
And at the moment there is no indication that the function and sensor use of Autopilot on the highway has changed at all with any of these builds. (Though many of us hope it will at some point.)
Yes, but as the Oracle of Elon (@powertoold ) has pointed out in another thread, he just said it can be removed. Not that it would be. It's completely silly in any case. It's not like Elon has been true to his word on every occasion, so I'm not too concerned about it being removed any time soon.Other than the CEO explicitly saying it would be removed...
We'll see whether it remains that way (and overall it does appear to be retained, just not in the rewritten portion). They can only focus on so much at once. I'm sure they'll revisit this proposition when they get around to implementing highway vision.so I find the inability to retain radar in the rewrite disappointing.
I suppose that makes a binding contract with you to have Tesla remove your radar.Other than the CEO explicitly saying it would be removed...
I suppose that makes a binding contract with you to have Tesla remove your radar.
Remove *from software*I suppose that makes a binding contract with you to have Tesla remove your radar.
That would be you clicking "install update"You again appear to completely fail to grasp the most basic ideas of what a contract entails.
Like requiring agreement from all relevant parties for example.
Elon said:When radar and vision disagree, which one do you believe? Vision has much more precision, so better to double down on vision than do sensor fusion.
Sensors are a bitstream and cameras have several orders of magnitude more bits/sec than radar (or lidar).
Radar must meaningfully increase signal/noise of bitstream to be worth complexity of integrating it.
As vision processing gets better, it just leaves radar far behind.
Tesla_Adri said:If I am the third car in a row and the first one stops, my model 3 can detect that by bouncing the radar waves underneath the car directly on front. Will this still work with pure vision?
Elon said:These things are best thought of as probabilities. There are 5 forward-facing cameras. It is highly likely that at least one of them will see multiple cars ahead.
5 forward facing cameras? Are two additional forward facing cameras going to be added when radar is removed?
Side cameras can't see directly ahead.There are currently 5 forward facing cameras:
Autopilot
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That's probably why he said "forward" and not "front." Instead of only looking ahead with the radar azimuth roughly matching the main camera, the pillar cameras provide some redundancy with the fisheye:Side cameras can't see directly ahead.
Side facing camera is not forward facing. Perhaps Elon meant 5 forward looking, rather than 5 forward facing.Forward-side looking is still forward- so Elon is technically correct, which is the best kind of correct.
That said, infinite cameras still can't see through or around solid objects so it in no way solves the actual problem that radar does.