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This issue with thin horizontal cables in a multi-level parking garage still exists on FSD v14.3.12. It thinks the edge of the 6th floor of my parking garage is a road, despite the cables and surroundings. I would love for some reasoning to be implemented so that the car...

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Aryan Butalavor 13 Tagen

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Details: Navigation is set to go to a grocery store, so it's supposed to find an exit from the garage. It climbs up a couple floors instead of going down to the exit. Standard mode. The correct move at this spot only occurs at night and is shown here:

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David Mitchellvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Many garages have legitimate exits onto platforms above ground level, so I don't think the factor should consider ground level or not. What it _should_ recognize and consider is supportive ground disappearing ahead

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Aryan Butalavor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Yeah

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The Michigan Teslavor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Interesting case. It can obviously tell its there from the High Fidelity Park Assist view too. Hopefully Tesla can fix this asap!

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Aryan Butalavor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Yup. I can see the wires well in the main camera, but I had the fascia camera up in the video, and its nearly impossible to see until you are really close.

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Jason Dreimanisvor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Sure FSD fail, but WTF is with that flimsy barrier? Is there no safety standards for multi-level car parks?

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Future Thesisvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy On the Australian version of v14.3.5 it also tries to drive through my house gate, which has much thicker vertical bars than those cables. I've seen a clip from a Robotaxi where it identified a chain and didn't drive through it, so I suspect this may be solved in v15.

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Ricky3010vor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy saw one post where it drove or tried to go underneath a railroad crossing. Same principle, and an even bigger object. Like you said, something with a horizontal element.

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Elisvor 13 Tagen

@drewinnovations @TeslaSI @aelluswamy Dan O’Dowd is 20 shots deep of tequila on this Saturday evening

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Paul Danielevor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy You need a new garage

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Ian Smith 🟣vor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Fake. FSD is super intelligence and surely would never make this mistake.

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TSLAnPAvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy I have not found much difference through the 14.3 series….

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Marty Earthling 🇺🇸vor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Maybe pothole avoidance will solve this? Some of the potholes in my town feel like I fell off a building 😬

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Brad Feazellvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy 14.3.12 is the worst version I've had. Multiple interventions on every drive so far. Frequently in the wrong lane so we miss exits or annoy other drivers.

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Lawrence Linnvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Maybe the car is just desperately telling us that cables as walls in parking garages are absurd design. You fight the good fight FSD.

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keyboard warriorvor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy I’ve totally given up on FSD figuring out how to navigate a parking garage. It did same loop three times and I had enough.

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Keeth Like Teethvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy @TeslaBoomerMama this is another example of why I don’t think Bots will take over all jobs and require UBI FSD is amazing but it still has small areas where it struggles. Bots will be the same

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Steve Umanskyvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy @Tesla need your attention here

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meow.gov◽️vor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy @Tesla

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MikeZvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy lol. Still almost driving you off a cliff

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hhh1984vor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Why haven't they fixed this issue yet?

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Jerry Avor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy This definitely needs to be fixed. I wonder why it tries to drive through parking spaces. My car will never drive through a parking space. It always goes around them.

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Anduris Reidvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy iTs A bEtTeR dRiVeR tHaN yOu

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commonman80vor 13 Tagen

Did You Inter The Garage Allowing Auto Control? Or did you Put The Vehicle On Auto Control While In The Garage...Because I Don't Think The Vehicle Realizes It's In A Multi-Level Parking Garage.. 🤔🤔🤔It Seems To Be Connecting Street Level And Garage Level As One Flat Level/Surface.. 🤔🤔🤔😲

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Nikolavor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Can you try testing with the headlights on? Just for science 😁

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capsawavor 13 Tagen

この問題はカメラやLidarのような網目状認識センサーにとって非常に根深く難しい問題です。センサーのピクセルより細く写る線は認識が点滅してしまいます。センサーが上手く捉えても、空間認識モデルは解像度がさらに荒いので同様の問題が発生します。 解決にはハード性能の向上、さらに人間が目を凝らすのと同様の空間認識の注視認識の仕組みが必要でしょう。

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Jarrod Rodriguezvor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy FSD will literally take me UP a parking garage when it’s trying to find the exit like it makes no sense. idk why it hasn’t been fixed yet.

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MikeZvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy It’s crazy to watch the cybercab struggle with this also yet they declare its level 4

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Dark Fiber Minesvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy did you buy the flying version 'rocket'?

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designgearsvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Tough one to handle for sure

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thorn twitvor 12 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Camera detection of the edge of road / drop off steps would be very helpful, especially when backing up. Some downward steps are not clearly identifiable on the rear view camera

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Rick Millervor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy It knows that there is something there. My guess is it would stop like it thinks it’s a gate and wait for it to open. It does this at my community gates.

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NEWBBSvor 13 Tagen

@TeslaSI @aelluswamy Hwd 5 with 96gb of ram is needed as well as a fast ssd for engram and longer support/better edge case handling and full on long context reasoning/some form of per car long term memory for routes i feel that would greatly improve the experience rather than just one model per car

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