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HOW  TESLA'S AUTOPILOT  WORKS? 

The working of Autopilot is very sophisticated. It takes input from smart sensors and cameras after it its algorithm merges all the details like car’s position of eight sides, lane’s position, signboards, traffic signals, GPS position, etc.  in real-time.

 Tesla use very sophisticated “Full Self-Driving Chip” in their modern cars which is  260mm²  Samsung silicone contains approx six billion transistors  which can process 26 trillion operations in  a single second

The algorithm of a  car has the ability of learning by the data provided by the global fleets of Tesla which takes detailed information of the environment and feeds it back to Head Quarters.

  

 So how algorithm do it? Firstly visual input is taken from onboard cameras. Three cameras are mounted on the windscreen of a car. All are different from each other and have different ranges.

The main front-facing camera is calibrated for visual recognition up to 150m  , the wide-angle camera  can see broadly up to 60m and another camera can judge distant object as 250m

There are four more cameras two are mounted on each side of vehicle two are slotted rare wood and two are  angled forward

There is a rare  camera mounted on the back of the car ranges up to 50m. It is used for parking and it is also another input source for the algorithm of the car

All visual inputs get merged by algorithm and its result is the safe autopilot driving of Tesla.

There are also twelve ultrasound sensors mounted on tesla.  Six on the front side and six are on the backside of the car which provides input in dust or fog. Each sensor provide short-range input to the algorithm of the car. This makes Tesla more secure car. It detects the very near object   to protect a person from accidents

There is also a front-facing radar that detects object up to 160m by sending and receiving radio waves. It is the main component of the car.

This is just a little piece of information about Tesla's modern cars