Video: Tesla launches Full Self-Driving (FSD) update, sparking discussion on social media. Photo: X @AIDRIVR
Tesla announced the launch of the Full Self-Driving (FSD) update version 13.2, marking a significant leap in autonomous driving technology.
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The new software introduces remarkable improvements, promising to make Tesla vehicles even more autonomous and efficient.
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Key Improvements in FSD 13.2
- Enhanced Camera Resolution: Sharper images for improved environmental awareness.
- Smoother Video Processing: Continuous and fast visual data flow.
- Autonomous Complex Maneuvers: The vehicle can now independently perform tasks like reversing in dead-end alleys and executing multi-point turns in parking lots.
- Unsupervised Driving: Increased autonomy for routes in urban areas and highways.
- New Features: Advanced parking and navigation options, fleet communication, and enhanced emergency vehicle detection.
The update was developed using data processed by Tesla’s new supercomputer, Cortex, enabling advanced system training. Tesla highlights that FSD 13.2 significantly reduces the need for driver intervention, a crucial milestone for the advancement of autonomous driving.
The initial rollout was limited to a select group of external customers, but Tesla plans a broader distribution in the coming weeks. The update has sparked intense discussions on social media, with users highlighting FSD 13.2’s potential to revolutionize the automotive industry.
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Most customers expressed enthusiasm about the improvements, praising the software’s evolution and showing high expectations for its full implementation. However, the update also raises questions about the safety and regulation of autonomous driving technology in various markets.
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