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Tesla will equip cars with autopilot. But not all (Video)
The American company Tesla intends to equip its cars with a full-fledged autopilot. But this innovation will not affect all vehicles.
The automaker has released a complete beta version of the autopilot, which should be installed on all electric vehicles. With its help, the car will be able to independently pass regulated and unregulated intersections, make turns, let pedestrians pass in established places.
Advanced functionality and its installation on the company's electric cars became possible after its designers worked on the autopilot. They taught him to recognize traffic signals, react to road signs. Formally, the autopilot can move independently not only within the highway, but also around the city.
Until recently, electronic assistants on Tesla products were not considered full-fledged autopilots. And neither in terms of functionality, nor in terms of legality. By testing the beta version and implementing it, the company intends to eliminate this flaw.
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The automaker has released a complete beta version of the autopilot, which should be installed on all electric vehicles. With its help, the car will be able to independently pass regulated and unregulated intersections, make turns, let pedestrians pass in established places.
Advanced functionality and its installation on the company's electric cars became possible after its designers worked on the autopilot. They taught him to recognize traffic signals, react to road signs. Formally, the autopilot can move independently not only within the highway, but also around the city.
Until recently, electronic assistants on Tesla products were not considered full-fledged autopilots. And neither in terms of functionality, nor in terms of legality. By testing the beta version and implementing it, the company intends to eliminate this flaw.
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