Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Code Reveals Augmented-Reality View In Real-Time
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Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature might soon include an augmented-reality view as part of the vehicle’s advanced driver-assist suite, as discovered by Tesla owner @greentheonly.
The findings were detailed in a string of Twitter posts, which revealed that the AR feature could allow Tesla owners to see the car’s perspective in a detailed view in real-time.
The FSD beta was released to a limited number of Tesla users back in October, promising car owners an advanced driver-assist system. The new revelation hints that drivers can soon “see” the surroundings from the car’s point of view in real-time.
Green uncovered the new update by accessing FSD’s developer mode. He also pointed out that he found other yet-to-be-released items like ‘California Stop’, ‘Chiropractor Adjust Skeleton’, and ‘California Boost’. However, there aren’t any specifications for the uses of these new additions as of yet.
a walkthrough of tabs
— green (@greentheonly) December 15, 2020
(dev actions are interesting though tons of dead code like coast2coast and map selection) pic.twitter.com/RKbRv2WJDL
a walkthrough of tabs
— green (@greentheonly) December 15, 2020
(dev actions are interesting though tons of dead code like coast2coast and map selection) pic.twitter.com/RKbRv2WJDL
[via Futurism, cover image via Vitaliy Karimov / Shutterstock.com]
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