In the release notes for 2019.40, Tesla confirms that it is using their first production deep neural net trained with over 1 million images of rain drops.
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Tesla now using deep neural net for auto wipers (2019.40)
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Hopefully we will see this by the end of the month. That leaves December for the feature complete FSD software that has been suggested, but I think highly unlikely.
Surprisingly my auto wipers seem to be working very well since the last update, contrary to what many others report.
Surprisingly my auto wipers seem to be working very well since the last update, contrary to what many others report.
Maybe Tesla was using a NN before but this is apparently a new deep neural net that Tesla has developed just for rain sensing. It is the new "Deep Rain" NN that Elon mentioned last month: Tesla announces new 'Deep Rain' neural net for its automatic wipers - Electrek
busaman
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mine started working tonight with no rain so i switched them off.
Seems like it's completely reworked then! Great news. HW2 / 2.5 too?
I recall now: They clearly had NN. Karpathy on the AI said they "shipped it" a year ago:
I hope Deep Rain will be available for HW2 and HW2.5. I would hate if that was only on the HW3 computer.
Although I tend to agree with you regarding the availability of the feature complete FSD what would be interesting is what new beta release FSD features will be available to early adopters by 12/31/19?
Elon never said feature complete FSD would be available to all owners this year.
Well but the website does say that though. It specifically says the features are coming later this year.
EVNow
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Fairly sure it will continue to say that next year.
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IOW: “We’re working on the website accuracy and anticipate the issue with website accuracy will be corrected by Jan 1, 2020.”
They just improved the automation of the windshield wipers and you think the rest of autonomous driving system is only a couple of months away? Tehee. Y'all are funny. December 2025, maybe.
Imagine how much energy is wasted on this, compared to a $5 rain sensor.
I’m not looking forward to another wiper software update.
When Tesla first issued auto wiper capability around the start of 2018, it was terrible. It took a few software updates to make it usable that year, and by the end of the year it worked pretty well.
Around the start of 2019, Tesla issued new auto-wiper software, supposedly with a new, improved algorithm. It was terrible, a big setback in auto wiper performance, and again it took a few software updates this year to become by now usable and perhaps better than 2018.
if the new software is HW3-dependent, owners with earlier configurations will suffer.
When Tesla first issued auto wiper capability around the start of 2018, it was terrible. It took a few software updates to make it usable that year, and by the end of the year it worked pretty well.
Around the start of 2019, Tesla issued new auto-wiper software, supposedly with a new, improved algorithm. It was terrible, a big setback in auto wiper performance, and again it took a few software updates this year to become by now usable and perhaps better than 2018.
if the new software is HW3-dependent, owners with earlier configurations will suffer.
FMinMI
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I'm encouraged by the suggestion that the wiper software will learn from my experiences. Most of my complaints about automatic wiper function could be improved by an option to adjust the sensitivity to my preferences. Like Kuhz, I drive through a lot of mist, and the current sensing is slower to react than I like.
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