Tesla update includes autonomous driving

Tesla has introduced one of its biggest updates to its Full Self Driving software. The Verge notes:

that the company is distributing a beta version of FSD 9among early access program users. The researchers note that it will not make the car fully autonomous, but it will allow the use of numerous Autopilot functions to assist the driver - for example, when changing lanes and turning turns.

Drivers will also receive an updated visualization,which will help to see the "augmented surrounding information", it will allow you to find out more information about the space around. The update also mentions a recently activated feature that uses a camera in the cabin to make sure the driver is watching the road when the autopilot is on. Despite the updates, Elon Musk urged beta test participants "to be paranoid" and asked them to be ready to get behind the wheel.

As noted by The Verge, this version of the updatehas been preparing for a long time. Tesla first promised to activate FSD functions in August 2018, and Elon Musk promised that more than a million will drive on their own in 2020. However, even the beta version released in October 2020 did not provide drivers with full autonomy.

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