Oil Freedom
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Agree. It's like your human reaction time from when your eyes see something to when your hands and feet tell your car to do something with the wheel/yolk and pedals.
Because FSD Beta uses the car's cameras to sense the environment, the light entering the cameras (photons which become images and video for the system) are large inputs for FSD Beta to figure out what's around the car to then decide what to do. This in turn becomes FSD Beta's driving output for steering, acceleration, and brakes (controls).
So, photon-to-controls is shorthand for the time it takes for FSD Beta to receive the input via the cameras to when the car actually acts on the input by telling the car to do something.
Because FSD Beta uses the car's cameras to sense the environment, the light entering the cameras (photons which become images and video for the system) are large inputs for FSD Beta to figure out what's around the car to then decide what to do. This in turn becomes FSD Beta's driving output for steering, acceleration, and brakes (controls).
So, photon-to-controls is shorthand for the time it takes for FSD Beta to receive the input via the cameras to when the car actually acts on the input by telling the car to do something.
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