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https://electrek.co/2023/02/17/tesla-semi-cybertruck-prototypes-spotted-lidar-sensor/

"CEO Elon Musk has often said that lidar technology has been overblown and has described it as a distraction to achieving full self-driving capability.

But Tesla still uses lidar for its Autopilot and self-driving effort, but it’s not in its sensor suite on its actual vehicles. Instead, Tesla uses lidar sensors on prototypes for the process of ground truthing its own sensors."


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Why are all these old pics/ videos popping up again like tge are new? Are there just that many recent ct fans that they haven't seen them yet?
 


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I would think that with the recent spate of new pics, more people have been drawn in (or back in) to the CT discussion and are discovering the existing images. This pic looks good since it has the wiper arm, so folks unaware of the newer mirrors may believe it to be new.
 

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This makes me curious if the final wheel has been chosen and will be a secret until we see it or it is one of the ones we have seen.
 

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https://electrek.co/2023/02/17/tesla-semi-cybertruck-prototypes-spotted-lidar-sensor/

"CEO Elon Musk has often said that lidar technology has been overblown and has described it as a distraction to achieving full self-driving capability.

But Tesla still uses lidar for its Autopilot and self-driving effort, but it’s not in its sensor suite on its actual vehicles. Instead, Tesla uses lidar sensors on prototypes for the process of ground truthing its own sensors."


Original source tweet:

Also note the Delorean inspired wheels which is more exciting to me!

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Tesla is asinine, “we won’t use LiDAR in our onboard systems, but we will use it to get a true no error calibration for our cameras”?! Just use the d$&@ radar!! And maybe FSD would work already?!

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Tesla is asinine, “we won’t use LiDAR in our onboard systems, but we will use it to get a true no error calibration for our cameras”?! Just use the d$&@ radar!! And maybe FSD would work already?!

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So you want them to depend on very expensive sensor systems that cost more than the car?

-Crissa
 

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Since the initial need of radar, AI object recognition and computer power has developed beyond radars usefulness for FSD.
This argument will hold more weight as time goes on.


We cannot drive if we cannot see.
If conditions are bad enough, FSD will not function anyway if the cameras can't see. Even with Ladar Lidar or any other Dar. lol
 

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Since the initial need of radar, AI object recognition and computer power has developed beyond radars usefulness for FSD.
This argument will hold more weight as time goes on.


We cannot drive if we cannot see.
If conditions are bad enough, FSD will not function anyway if the cameras can't see. Even with Ladar Lidar or any other Dar. lol
That's it!
We're going to The Dar Side.
 

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Why are all these old pics/ videos popping up again like tge are new? Are there just that many recent ct fans that they haven't seen them yet?
Well… since I accidentally dug one up not long ago, sometimes you just get excited.

Though in my defense, I’m just an ogre. I don’t get paid to do this. I do think journalists should do a tiny bit of research to see if it’s older. Just a tiny bit??
 

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Why are all these old pics/ videos popping up again like tge are new? Are there just that many recent ct fans that they haven't seen them yet?
I did a search last night for cyber truck in the past day. I found the picture posted on two sites and still I did not think it was new although I hadn’t seen it.

What gets my dander up is when an old YouTube video gets reposted that is x number of months old and everyone on the channel treats it like it is new. I guess that is one way to find out a channel has no real followers or followers with no real memory.

 

 
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