https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2024/08/t ... 2-3-6.htmlThe TeslaFSDTracker.com (community crowdsourced data) had 260+ testers sign up and report data.
@raines1220 has compared FSD testers who have used all versions of FSD and found large improvement in the versions.
v12.5.1.3 is ~14x better overall and ~4x safer than v12.3.6
https://newatlas.com/transport/fortescu ... ton-truck/
We're a tad late to the news on this one, but we're no less excited to bring it to you heavy machinery nerds. Australia's Fortescue is teaming up with Liebherr Mining to develop an autonomous mining truck that will, in addition to driving itself, be the first of its kind worldwide to operate with zero emissions.
They're calling it a fully integrated Autonomous Haulage Solution (AHS). It's based on Liebherr's proven T 264 truck, which has been moving payloads of 265 tons at a time for over a decade now.
Announced in late July, the project involves combining an onboard autonomy kit for the truck, a High Precision Machine Guidance system for loading equipment, and a fleet management system so it plays nice with other vehicles.
https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2024/09/t ... ornia.html
Tesla will be showing the robotaxi on October 10, 2024 at the 110 acre Warner Brothers Studio (62 acres main studio and another 28 acres of backlot). This is about 17% of a square mile.
Tesla is gathering extra information in the Warner Brothers Studio area. This is about 40 blocks.
[media][/media]After months with FSD 12, I’ve gone past the “wow, this is magic” phase. The analyst in me scrutinizes every disengagement and edge case. But today, I just had one of those “tears in my eyes” moments.
On a mini road trip, FSD 12.5.2.1 flawlessly handled the winding roads that have always been my worst nightmare. Literally no human I know could’ve done better. Perfectly centered, smooth turns, ideal speed. For two hours, the driver was completely relaxed, finished breakfast, and even the most carsick passenger played on their phone—zero disengagements, perfectly smooth. It passed the “coffee cup test”.
Achieving AGI in self-driving is one of the toughest challenges out there, but with 3 trillion miles driven annually and 12 hours per week behind the wheel, it’s poised to be one of humanity’s greatest unlocks. We’re talking trillion-dollar disruptions that no one’s fully grasping yet—reshaping cities, real estate, traffic, and car ownership!
Every step forward gets us closer to that future we all deserve.
Tesla Cybertrucks now have FSD. Full Self Driving 12.5.5 provides Cybertrucks and other Tesla cars with new and improved FSD. This is also the first version that merges highway and city street driving. Previously, highway driving was handled by autopilot. Autopilot highway had less than one accident every 7 million miles. FSD 12.5.5 is superior to Autopilot highway on safety or Tesla would not be using FSD instead of autopilot.
