Tesla Vision should be here by the end of March

[Big Moe]

With any luck, we will be getting an update for Tesla Vision by the end of March! It will make our cars safer!

 

[jeewee3000]

Source?

 

[randomwalk101]

...and pigs will fly.

 

[beatle]

Hopefully it also makes them less nauseating in stop and go traffic and allows a follow distance setting of "1" again.

 

[lowtek]

clickbait

 

[D Good]

Bud you can’t just post something with absolutely zero source lol. There has been zero mention of any update coming to non USS owners. Useless thread.

 

[glide]

Riiiiiiight…maybe it will make *your* car safer.

I’m good with my radar and ultrasonics.

 

[240vPlug]

Are we feeling lucky?

 

[mtndrew1]

Year?

 

[JulienW]

With any luck....

....I'll win the lotto by the end of March!

 

[MrFusion4]

BANNNNN

 

[zoomer0056]

Elon says "this month, for sure in the next six months. "

 

[240vPlug]

Elon says "this month, for sure in the next six months. "

by the end of 2023

 

[K.I.T.T.23]

I envision John Travolta... looking around... hand out... like... is there anything more?

@Big Moe come on brother, got a source or ya just looking for a "hot" thread?

 

[240vPlug]

 

[nvx1977]

don't we all already have Tesla Vision? this thread is surreal.

 

[gsmith123]

don't we all already have Tesla Vision? this thread is surreal.

Yeah, I have no idea what everyone has been talking about.

FSD Beta has been running on Tesla Vision for, what, over two years with tons of incremental updates along the way. The V11.3 release notes alone have multiple examples of this ("Improved detection of rare objects by 18% and reduced the depth error to large trucks by 9%" for instance).

There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding what Tesla Vision is and isn't.

It's not one thing that drives the car (like one giant neural network). It's a whole bunch of assorted machine learning models with different outputs (everything from where other vehicles are to predicted behavior of pedestrians to lane topology). It's also only a piece of Autopilot. There's a whole pile of driving behavior logic built on top of the perception software (and IMO the cars have more problems with making bad decisions than perception, although that could be driven by low confidence perception).

HW3 cars with production AP moved to vision only quite a while ago too.

 

[Supcom]

Yeah, I have no idea what everyone has been talking about.

FSD Beta has been running on Tesla Vision for, what, over two years with tons of incremental updates along the way. The V11.3 release notes alone have multiple examples of this ("Improved detection of rare objects by 18% and reduced the depth error to large trucks by 9%" for instance).

There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding what Tesla Vision is and isn't.

It's not one thing that drives the car (like one giant neural network). It's a whole bunch of assorted machine learning models with different outputs (everything from where other vehicles are to predicted behavior of pedestrians to lane topology). It's also only a piece of Autopilot. There's a whole pile of driving behavior logic built on top of the perception software (and IMO the cars have more problems with making bad decisions than perception, although that could be driven by low confidence perception).

HW3 cars with production AP moved to vision only quite a while ago too.

I suspect he's referring to the ultrasonic replacement.

 

[goRt]

OG Tesla Vision now renamed as Single Stack or TV which replaced the radar last year?

 

[boonedocks]

OP it a 3 day old TMC member