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Tesla changed its radar to a computer vision through the latest 'Tesla Vision' update. However, there are limitations that users should remember for this FSD and Autopilot feature.
Starting this month, Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y vehicles delivered in North America will use a camera-based system instead of radar for driver-assistance features, it said.
Starting this month, Tesla's Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features on its entry-level sedan and crossover will rely almost exclusively on cameras to operate.
Illustration: Tesla, JDT If you’re paying any attention at all to the the world of Tesla or the ongoing quest for self-driving cars (not something I’m recommending for healthy, well-adjusted people, necessarily) you’ve probably been hearing a lot about something called Tesla Vision, which is not Tesla’s new Netflix competitor that deepfakes Elon Musk into every movie, but is rather Tesla’s new camera-only-based semi-automated system. Or, to maybe put it more bluntly, it’s a fancy name Tesla gave to the deletion of radar units in their top-selling cars. Advertisement Here’s how T...
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