How Technology Will Change With Autonomous Cars

On episode 7 of our Autonomous Driving Future, Zac explores the technological advances that autonomous vehicles will have in the future! Now You Know! Don't forget to like/subscribe. Also, please consider supporting us on Patreon!

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[checcoyoyo]

Funny to see how much has changed in just two or three years! Tesla is capable of such great things! Love you guys

[jbenny]

Nice video guys!
Kept my interest the whole time.

[markelkins]

With these"historical" video's, I think you need to insert Updates where appropriate - so we can see where we are now. In three or so years, you can repeat the exercise (and so on). That would make this series much more interesting over time.

[robertbecker]

Good job. Very professional. All fact no fooling around. Keep it up.

[zaferroni]

Great video and all the best for New Year Zac & Jess

[Eric-hfdz]

Just picked up my new 2020 Model 3 and loving full auto pilot. Your videos made it a easy decision to go all in on this vehicle. Thank you and a very Happy 2020 New year!

[christopheraldrich]

Also, didn't Tesla move away from Nvidia and move its development and production of its self driving computer in-house?

[jumbodogg]

Love this series! Very interesting to see autonomous cars further develop in the future.

[KevinJones-NM]

I just saw a drone video of a Gigafactory and thought, why doesn't elon have all the cars pull themselves off the line, into the lot (closely packed) and onto transport trucks, and off, using specific Autopilot programs specific to each process? The entire factory lot can be digitized and mapped for the cars to be very specifically managed by remote. That would save a lot of manpower and space.

[HempysHub]

Great video so much information, your guy's channel is the best I hope you do very well in the coming years.

[GRIPP]

What is the name of that funky Prince inspire song @ 1:57 😎

[martvansteenbergen]

Actually, the processing power description here is flawed. teraflops (1*10^12 Floating point operations per second) is a measure of computing power commonly used to describe the raw computing speed of GPU's(essentially number crunching), but the fastest MacBook Pro has an AMD GPU with 4.45 tfops of compute, so the NVidia chip in here is definitely not 150 times quicker. Even the lowest end Macbook Pro with intel integrated graphics comes in at almost a tflop, so outright GPU compute performance is defitely not 150 quicker than any current MBP.

And since the NVidia drive chips are basically mobile ARM CPU's with huge GPU's, the CPU part of this is gonna be way slower than the intel core chip in the Macbook Pro, so that's not where we find this 150 number either.

Likely this number is drummed up by a marketing team, where some very specific metric is compared to attain this number, essentially comparing apples to oranges. This does not make the NVidia drive system suddenly unimpressive, cause it certainly is impressive how a car now has more processing power than a supercomputer from 20 years ago, but this 150 figure is misleading.

[peterhelmer]

Very nice and professional show. Well made.

[CHIKEMAN]

One of my favorite channels! You guys are great! Keep it up!

[christopheraldrich]

I VERY MUCH want to buy a Tesla -- I'm saving for it. However, you make a comment in this video about, when level-5 is fully available, using your Tesla to become an autonomous Uber. Being an Uber driver is one of the things I want to do when I get my Tesla. HOWEVER, I came across fine print in using Tesla charging stations that states you can't use the charging station if you are using your Tesla for commerical (e.. Uber, Lyft) purposes. I live in an apartment complex, so using my "garage" as a charging station is out of the question. I would have to use nearby charging stations for Tesla, However, if I am using it for Uber/Lyft, I won't be able to use the charging station. Am I misunderstanding something? Can you address this issue in one of your videos? Thanks!

[themaxgo]

So who’s going to pay the medical, damage, attorney, ... bills if the vehicle gets into an accident while being on the road autonomously? What if sudden road or weather conditions prevents the vehicle to come back to your home or work location? There surely are also other scenarios and issues to consider... This will be a major “growing pain” for sure.

[michaelfink]

Nice addition to the series, Zac. However, given the video was only released yesterday (29/12/19], I was expecting you to include information about the latest hardware (Tesla hardware 3) and software (Navigate on Autopilot, Smart Summon).

[shauna]

China will be the first to allow autonomous driving nation wide. They want to reduce their dependence on fossil fuel imports and electric plus autonomous will speed this along.

[planetmuskvlog]

Is this an older video? Why no mention of Tesla’s FSD computer?

[Frejborg]

Really enjoyed this video, and shared it too. ;)