manitou820
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That left turn would have been an accident had she not stopped the car.
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That left turn would have been an accident had she not stopped the car.
@7:00:
Driver: "Making the left...it's staying in the lane. Awesome"
Narrator: "He in fact, was not staying in the lane."
What I wonder is that it seems in all these videos, most drivers are staying hands off and letting the vehicle take the time to correct itself - but wouldn't it provide better training data if they were to intervene with the correct and smooth action?
Driving time-lapse w/ new visualizations - 2:18
powertoold
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Sorry but the 4 last video I saw no intervention mothing I think great progress on .12
powertoold
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It is interesting that the pace of the videos has slowed. It could be simply because the individuals are getting tired of publishing them.
I'm hoping that Brandon shows a new one soon. Mike Land's latest video was discouraging but to the point above... Elon has clearly stated that the updates could regress a little before they get better so I think we just need to give it some time to breathe a little.
I'm hoping that Brandon shows a new one soon. Mike Land's latest video was discouraging but to the point above... Elon has clearly stated that the updates could regress a little before they get better so I think we just need to give it some time to breathe a little.
No but CNN use this videos particulary the bad to attack Tesla and tell to all of the world who is the beta testers with complete names.
See CNN BUSINESS
She’s said in another one of her short vids that the car hasn’t been handling left turns well for her since the new update.
manitou820
Member
A left turn across traffic that doesn't stop is going to be one of the most dangerous and difficult situations for FSD. It's a common situation that people will run into pulling out of neighborhood side streets onto busy main streets. Combined with higher speeds (>45mph) and multiple lanes of cross traffic it's challenging.
How good are the side cameras at picking up high speed traffic from a distance? If the cross traffic is going 45-65mph they would need to detect the traffic from far away and also be able to track multiple layers of cars going in opposite directions.
Roundabout testing (plus unprotected left) - 3:26
powertoold
Active Member
That video was madness (car was driving like it was pooping itself), especially that unprotected left. Even for humans, that type of unprotected left is problematic.
Wow! THAT was nuts! That unprotected left turn was just... crazy! I'm not sure I would've have the cojones to wait that one out without intervening!
mikes_fsd
Banned
I actually found it impressive (BTW looking at the steering wheel will give you nausea... I try to look at the rendered output and what's out on the road...)
The car seemed to be able to maintain enough vector info on the objects to compute/calculate that there was no one in the blind spot (behind car #2 in adjacent lane)
The steering wheel did block a good portion of the screen, I would have loved to see the rendering throughout the left turn.
The video description by the driver says "Not perfect, but man have we come a long way!"
I mean he was in the driver seat... cojones indeed!
Make sure you switch the video to 1440p/60fp (and if you really want to try to catch it well play at 0.5x speed)
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