Computer screen has strange images [high fidelity park assist]

[Tina Barry]

Has anyone seen images like these on their screen? I purchased a used 2023 Y from Carvana this week and then noticed these strange views!

 

[fholbert]

Has anyone seen images like these on their screen? I purchased a used 2023 Y from Carvana this week and then noticed these strange views!

Normal since an update a couple months ago.

 

[Mike_TV]

High Fidelity Park Assist feature that was released recently for vision based Model Y vehicles without ultrasonic sensors.

Tesla's High Fidelity Park Assist: Strengths and Areas for Improvement [VIDEO]

Explore the groundbreaking Tesla High Fidelity Park Assist system, its innovative features, future potential, and impact on automotive technology and self-drivi

www.notateslaapp.com

 

[Mr.S3XY]

[High Fidelity Park Assist feature]

But where's the fidelity? I get that same cloudy crap on my '23 MSP. It never had sensors.

 

[DIYPSCM]

People are so quick to complain. The images CLEARLY show SOMETHING around the vehicle. Somewhere. Compared to a blank screen that's pretty high fidelity.

 

[Resist]

But where's the fidelity? I get that same cloudy crap on my '23 MSP. It never had sensors.

There is no high fidelity and I feel that Tesla has hyped it by using those words. I want a true clear 360 camera view!

 

[Mr.S3XY]

There is no high fidelity and I feel that Tesla has hyped it by using those words. I want a true clear 360 camera view!

A clear cam view would be nice. My partner's Lexus provides a crystal clear, color "bird's eye" view of surroundings. It's surprising that Tesla hasn't surpassed that yet.

 

[Tina Barry]

High Fidelity Park Assist feature that was released recently for vision based Model Y vehicles without ultrasonic sensors.

Tesla's High Fidelity Park Assist: Strengths and Areas for Improvement [VIDEO]

Explore the groundbreaking Tesla High Fidelity Park Assist system, its innovative features, future potential, and impact on automotive technology and self-drivi

www.notateslaapp.com

Thank you!

 

[Tina Barry]

A clear cam view would be nice. My partner's Lexus provides a crystal clear, color "bird's eye" view of surroundings. It's surprising that Tesla hasn't surpassed that yet.

For sure! It certainly looks like a faulty image on the screen not crystal clear high fidelity, even my friend who works for Tesla said have that checked out by Tesla service!

 

[Mr.S3XY]

It'll be a while before I get my my local shop... if anyone else has the chance to do this, please let us know!

 

[bfayer62]

It's not a faulty image. Tesla vision now uses what is called the occupancy network. The cameras map the entire area around the vehicle into 3 dimensional cubes. it then tags the cubes as either occupied (something is in that space), or unoccupied (that space is empty). One advantage of this over the ultra sonic sensors is that it can identify overhangs that might contact the vehicle even though the area at ground level is clear.

The images you see are a reinterpretation of the occupancy network data. The network was designed to provide data to the FSD computer, not to the driver per se. I suspect the images the driver sees will improve over time.

More info: A Look at Tesla's Occupancy Networks

 

[Mr.S3XY]

It's not a faulty image. Tesla vision now uses what is called the occupancy network. The cameras map the entire area around the vehicle into 3 dimensional cubes. it then tags the cubes as either occupied (something is in that space), or unoccupied (that space is empty). One advantage of this over the ultra sonic sensors is that it can identify overhangs that might contact the vehicle even though the area at ground level is clear.

The images you see are a reinterpretation of the occupancy network data. The network was designed to provide data to the FSD computer, not to the driver per se. I suspect the images the driver sees will improve over time.

More info: A Look at Tesla's Occupancy Networks

This is incredibly helpful, and explains so much. Thanks for sharing!