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Google doesn’t allow outside apps to use its routing.
Haven’t tried this because I’m on mobile but has anyone tried to map their home street to non public and use summon?
I've changed it to this now...I'll try again later...
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That’s a good way to get yourself banned from map editing. Why contaminate public data just to experiment with Summon?
Perfect! Not only did I find a better resolution, but a more up to date one too. Thanks!!Along the right of the screen you can select different base maps. See if another is higher resolution.
Am I the only one who's disappointed by this possibility? Here I was thinking that my Tesla was actually learning and using it's vision system to navigate the parking lot... How is this any different than others using LIDAR?
While it's neat that I can map my parking lots, I didn't think that was a necessary component to FSD success.
Tesla owners who have experienced trouble with the car’s self-driving Smart Summon feature have discovered that there’s a way to update the maps used for routing. TMC member Armee_1 discovered that Tesla seems to be using Open Street Maps (OSM) for parking lot mapping. What’s more, owners can create an account with the open source project...
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Does anyone know if Tesla only uses Open Street Maps for Smart Summon or does Tesla also use OSM for all navigation, including NOA? I ask because I noticed that OSM has what appears to be detailed maps of highways as well.
Does anyone know if Tesla only uses Open Street Maps for Smart Summon or does Tesla also use OSM for all navigation, including NOA? I ask because I noticed that OSM has what appears to be detailed maps of highways as well.
If they were using OSM for anything else, they would know the correct *(!@#!@ speed limit on the highway I'm on most weekends
This. I work with OSM a lot in my day job. They may use it for display but not navigation. FYI - Mapbox uses OSM for their maps, not their own proprietary data. So what you fix in OSM ends up in Mapbox which may end up in display in your car. Someone mentioned it above.
You can also learn more about OSM editing here: LearnOSM
My team did a lot of Denver parking lots last year... so Denver drivers... you're welcome.
Savage!! Hahaha this wins post of the year!Can I tag my mom in law as a valid parking spot?
Shes wide enough.
I've tried searching by can't find the answer -- how do you map an uncovered (open-air) ramp (currently set as a Service Road) that goes from a ground-level road to the 2nd-floor rooftop parking area? It isn't an embankment or a bridge, is it? The OSM Editor complains when I mark a parking area as Multilevel saying "Multilevel Parking Garage crosses Service Road" and asks me to add a bridge or tunnel. Thanks in advance!
I don't get why people think this is violating the spirit of FSD. How do you think Navigation works? They're using Google Maps and ALWAYS WILL. The software can't plan a route with no knowledge of where the roads are. What Musk objects to is using map data to define what's right in front of you, e.g., stop signs, stop lights, or construction zones since those things can move or be out of order. A parked car in a lot has a blocked view. Yes, a human walking up to their car can look around and see how to get out of the lot (usually) but try doing that while sitting in the drivers' seat. Thus, the need for some kind of map to plan a route to the summoner.It does seem to fly in the face of Tesla’s stated position in regards to mapping and autopilot.
This. I work with OSM a lot in my day job. They may use it for display but not navigation. FYI - Mapbox uses OSM for their maps, not their own proprietary data. So what you fix in OSM ends up in Mapbox which may end up in display in your car. Someone mentioned it above.
You can also learn more about OSM editing here: LearnOSM
My team did a lot of Denver parking lots last year... so Denver drivers... you're welcome.
I recently corrected in OSM a wrong one way direction on a parking lot nearby when my cur was trying to go a wrong direction when summoning. I was hoping for the changes to be reflected in a next map update, but found this discussion and decided to check if my fix can already be used by summon. And sure enough I've found it's working! The car is now using the correct one way direction! Pretty cool.
I was thinking why Tesla would use such not reliable data source as OSM. I think they use OSM as a temporary solution until they figure out how to recognize and use street signs. Humans don't need maps to navigate parking lots. We just look around and find all necessary information from paved lines, street signs and knowing a general direction where we need to go.
They use the Valhalla library for navigation, which works off of OSM tiles. I'm certain of this because it shows up in the system logs:
2019-10-22T00:19:35.172224-07:00 cid valhalla: map version: NA-2019.20-10487#012valhalla_allagash_nam_schema_0305_03_05_2019_a665978_10487_03_05_2019_a665978_10487.pbf-tiles-1ee14c0.ta