Discuss: Tesla to Switch to Unreal Engine for Improved FSD Visualizations

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Tesla is preparing to upgrade its FSD visualizations from Godot to the powerful Unreal Engine, according to firmware found by Green… Read More

Tesla to Switch to Unreal Engine for Improved FSD Visualizations

Tesla is preparing to upgrade its FSD visualizations from Godot to the powerful Unreal Engine, according to firmware found by Green

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[Procal]

Personally, I am unsure about this development. Would it be nice to see while the car still needs to be supervised? Sure. But I believe if the goal is to eventually be unsupervised, that the extra processing power that is costing should be put elsewhere. Or at least have an option to toggle it on and off.

 

[PrescottAZRichard]

Personally, I am unsure about this development. Would it be nice to see while the car still needs to be supervised? Sure. But I believe if the goal is to eventually be unsupervised, that the extra processing power that is costing should be put elsewhere. Or at least have an option to toggle it on and off.

Exactly. For the time being the visualizations are really for us to feel more comfortable about what the car is doing! Once FSD is 'done' we'll be watching YouTube or browsing the internet. Not holding my breath

 

[JustJoe]

Personally, I am unsure about this development. Would it be nice to see while the car still needs to be supervised? Sure. But I believe if the goal is to eventually be unsupervised, that the extra processing power that is costing should be put elsewhere. Or at least have an option to toggle it on and off.

Once they get to a LESS supervised or unsupervised status i wouldn't be surprised if they had an option to turn it off just to save system resource and let those builds run better on HW3 or 4. I'm convinced they will be very close to unsupervised with HW4 but HW5 will be were it reliably happens.

 

[Procal]

Once they get to a LESS supervised or unsupervised status i wouldn't be surprised if they had an option to turn it off just to save system resource and let those builds run better on HW3 or 4. I'm convinced they will be very close to unsupervised with HW4 but HW5 will be were it reliably happens.

I'm somewhat the opposite. I believe that they will have unsupervised on HW4, and every following hardware version will just be an improvement in parameter count, which means it will be overall safer and capable of handling more edge cases. Likely also more features.