To help Tesla remain in advance of the levels of competition, the company’s semi-autonomous Autopilot technologies is continually evolving many thanks to more than-the-air program updates adding new characteristics these as automated lane transforming and the capacity to halt for crimson lights and halt signals.
As element of a new update available for the Model 3, Model S, Model X, and Model Y, Tesla’s Autopilot can now use the car’s cameras to detect velocity limit signals to “strengthen the accuracy of velocity limit info on community streets.” If a velocity limit signal is detected, it will be shown in the driving visualization. This is just not new tech, as a number of companies have accomplished this before, but it is a initial for Tesla.
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