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As the thread title asked, How many pieces of data does a Tesla produce per given distance driven? For example, member wk057 has recently shown, in his bench-top teardown of a Model S, some data, like velocity, are being refreshed at a 100Hz rate. How many total data sensors does each car possess?
In the middle of last month (Dec. 17 2015 interview), CEO Jeff Immelt revealed that GE's locomotives have 300 sensors that collect 1TB of data during one route of hauling freight (did not present how much time or distance that was). How does this compare to what a Model S or X throw out?
Link to Immelt's presentation here: Jeff Immelt on the future of data at GE - Business Insider
As the thread title asked, How many pieces of data does a Tesla produce per given distance driven? For example, member wk057 has recently shown, in his bench-top teardown of a Model S, some data, like velocity, are being refreshed at a 100Hz rate. How many total data sensors does each car possess?
In the middle of last month (Dec. 17 2015 interview), CEO Jeff Immelt revealed that GE's locomotives have 300 sensors that collect 1TB of data during one route of hauling freight (did not present how much time or distance that was). How does this compare to what a Model S or X throw out?
Link to Immelt's presentation here: Jeff Immelt on the future of data at GE - Business Insider