I think its up between the left side dome light and the hazard warning button.
There are three holes up there at least. . . .
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There are three holes up there at least. . . .
Thanks. I saw on Twitter that the Tesla server is having issues. Maybe I just tried the voice commands when the server was down.
True. These ridiculous laws seems lobbied in by German car manufacturers. Perhaps Tesla needs someone in these meetings to counter their arguments for introducing these laws.
powertoold
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Do you guys think the garbage can recognition is some sort of tongue-in-cheek? It seems odd to include them right now...
Perhaps they're including them as a display of their progress on FSD? (look how far we are, we can even do trash bins!)
Perhaps they're including them as a display of their progress on FSD? (look how far we are, we can even do trash bins!)
I actually think it's quite practical. When I'm on Autopilot currently, trash cans in the street are one of the most common obstacles that it doesn't really know how to handle. If they're too far out in the road the car will just stop. Now it'll know what they are and that they can just maneuver around them.
trash cans are always on the side of streets or possibly in the middle of them. I think it’s very practical to be able to detect them.
powertoold
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I agree, but they're mostly in residential areas, where few people would use AP. I just find it odd they'd include it at this particular time.
"This particular time" is when they're preparing to release City NoAP, so it makes perfect sense that they're figuring out how to detect common obstacles in residential areas.
strangecosmos2
Koopa Troopa
Black Tesla has a good vlog showing off the new visualizations:
I'm pretty underwhelmed, it missed 6 out of 8 traffic lights driving today. This doesn't seem to be anywhere close to even approaching FSD usability and more importantly safety.
I did not know this but the new visualizations can actually show traffic light arrows, not just green, yellow and red.
Realtime arrow signal light from the Tesla’s FSD preview hints completion is near [Video]
Realtime arrow signal light from the Tesla’s FSD preview hints completion is near [Video]
SoCalMike
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I received this update on my 2020 Model S I got this week. I realize it’s a preview but I have 20/20 vision and the light colors are pretty small to see on the display. You really have to move close to the screen to determine the color of them. As long as the computer can read them, that’s all that matters. Maybe they are easier to see on the M3. I don’t have FSD.
I noticed on the screen that turn lights looked different, but things are small enough it was hard to say exactly what was different.
So still nothing for those who purchased FSD early if FSD sneak preview does not require FSD.
Not that we have the HW3 upgrade either, but just noting how there are still no FSD differentiating features promised for summer 2017.
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
Kinda funny that Elon introduces FSD preview when in reality it’s kinda like having closed captioning on your TV with a blank/black screen. 
EVNow
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Next time you drive the same way, check whether the same lights are missed.
Wondering whether traffic light recognition is still map based.
OTOH, stop sign is not map based. There is a video on YouTube with a made up stop light someone is holding in the driveway that the car recognizes.
strangecosmos2
Koopa Troopa
Pretty sure it's not map based, unless someone made a rather foolish map. The car popped up every one of the green lane arrows in the baltimore harbor tunnels as a traffic light.
EVNow
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Interesting. @verygreen had earlier discussed how traffic lights seem to be using metadata in the maps - Musk had also mentioned that as the fall back option. May be they have gone to fully image based traffic lights now.
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