Tesla FSD beta update optimizes recognition capabilities, the next version will achieve no-map piloting

Tesla recently updated its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta to version 10.12.2.Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently tweeted that more than 100,000 Tesla models have participated in the FSD test project. With the update of the system version, the previous problems of the FSD will be obvious. improvements that can provide a more reliable and confident driverless experience.

After testing the latest version of FSD, foreign media said that the latest version of the automatic driving system will be smoother than the previous version. For example, the trajectory of the wheels will be smoother when turning at a large angle, and there will be no jagged lines. This shows that the FSD system can be compatible with Like a skilled driver, "command" the wheels for a more natural, gentle steering action.

At the same time, the new version of FSD also optimizes the decision-making structure. For example, by enhancing the visibility of the vehicle when it is moving forward, it can better predict the clearness of the lane, more accurately identify pedestrians, bicycles and motorcycles, and more accurately identify the vehicle ahead. Is it parked.

However, the above feature optimizations may not be more attractive than the features that will be implemented in the next version. Elon Musk "spoiler" on Twitter. In version 10.13, the next major update, FSD will implement no map data support. Autopilot capability.This means that when the vehicle enters a road with a weak GPS signal or the map has not been updated, the FSD system will only rely on the visual sensing components to identify the road, vehicles and pedestrians, and conduct autonomous driving navigation.

However, Musk also reminded everyone that it will take several months for this feature to be launched, and it is a key test project of the beta version, so this feature is definitely not the best state at the beginning, so don’t expect too much.In addition, in version 10.13, the left turn ability of FSD will also be greatly improved and optimized.

In addition, Tesla owners who participated in the FSD test asked whether the system would improve the recognition accuracy of "tag" positioning, especially in environments such as public roads, underground parking lots or hotel entrances.In this regard, Musk said that the team is currently working to solve this problem, so that the vehicle can accurately bring people to the "tag" position.

Tesla plans to expand the FSD system to Europe this summer, with more owners testing it.However, since some functions of FSD are illegal for the European transportation system, such as the automatic lane change function, if Tesla's fully automatic driving system wants to land in Europe, it must adjust its own functions, otherwise it can only wait until European regulations are released. After opening.