It will show cars directly behind you, but they have to be pretty close. Usually only happens when coming to a stop.
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It will show cars directly behind you, but they have to be pretty close. Usually only happens when coming to a stop.
Mine will show ones directly behind me but they have to be pretty close for them to show up.
My MX shows car directly behind, mostly at stop signs but my MS isn’t. I called Tesla and they said my MX shows the back up camera 100% calibrated while my MS rear camera 95% calibtated. I find it interesting that the MS is not at 100% already as I put more miles on it... they said to give it a few days and if still no dice to call back so they can replace the rear camera.
2.0. Bought 12/30/16.
I will note here, that I may not have put enough emphasis on this: they have to be pretty damn close to show up. As in: I’ve seen this happen twice, ever.
That's an extremely complicated feature that requires the most advanced form of neural network constructed from 10 billion miles of shadow driving data and depends on validation and local regulatory approval.
ahkahn
Active Member
They have it. It's an advanced level human-interactive feature that takes sensed perceived volume through the human auditory sensors, then goes through the human-based neural network, and finally that controls the human output device through what's called the left thumb. Then, from there, that works in conjunction with the Tesla human-input device (scroll wheel, as they call it), strategically placed near where the left thumb would be, and thus controls the volume to a desirable level. Very high tech stuff.
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
So "pretty close" that if on shows up while you are at highway speeds you either need to get out of the way of press the go pedal and get way away!!
MarcG
Active Member
+1
Now traffic data just looks goofy the way it’s overlaid.. like a red highway suddenly stops in the middle of nowhere.
#notimpressed
quickstrike12
Member
Just curious how many miles do you have on V9 on the model S? Wondering the length of time as a data point it might take to calibrate a camera.
I assumed it did it quite quickly....like 30-40 miles but maybe not.
I put on the MX less than 50 miles and it works, I put over 100 miles on the MS and still does not work.
barjohn
Member
I just tweeted the following to Elon. No response yet but who knows?
Why the incredibly slow roll out of V9 for TM3s? Bad enough my Tesla stock is in the toilet. A little joy please!
Why the incredibly slow roll out of V9 for TM3s? Bad enough my Tesla stock is in the toilet. A little joy please!
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
Remind him of this too. Never hurts to remind someone of their "promistatements"
Elon Musk on Twitter
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
Anecdotally I would say he would, as always, say "SOON"But did he ever say when they would add that feature?
Is "three months maybe, six months definitely"getting old yet?
SpudLime
Active Member
It is even more advanced than that. I have certainly witnessed the volume decreasing without ANY input or thought from me. Funny thing is it only seems to happen when my wife is in the passenger seat.
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