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They do build a 3D model: https://youtu.be/6x-Xb_uT7ts?t=129 https://youtu.be/6x-Xb_uT7ts?t=129 Although I think it's interesting that even in his demo there a
by sorenjan 2y ago
They do build a 3D model: https://youtu.be/6x-Xb_uT7ts?t=129 https://youtu.be/6x-Xb_uT7ts?t=129
Although I think it's interesting that even in his demo there are cars popping in and out of existence in the 3D visualization of the environment. I don't think that makes much sense, if a car is observed and then occluded the logical conclusion should be that it's probably still there, maybe add an increasing uncertainty to its location, instead of assuming it disappeared.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoTesla switched from a 3D model that with the popping glitchiness you describe to a 4D model without the popping several months ago.
- SR2Z 2y agoSure, but during the entire time of Autopilot/FSD so far, Teslas have been crashing in ridiculous ways and killing their drivers. The "but they've patched that failure!" excuse has ALSO been around, and while the cars are definitely getting better, they're still also definitely killing people in ridiculous ways.
- ModernMech 2y agoProbably because they're not actually patching anything, but playing a shell game. If they were serious about patching issues, they would have added LiDAR already. They're trying to software patch their way out of the fact their perception stack is essentially blind to huge classes of objects drivers encounter every day.