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Tesla’s New Update: Speed Camera Detection and Enhanced Driver Monitoring

Graydon Schwartz

Dec 4, 2023 — 2 min read

Tesla Integrates Speed Camera and Red Light Camera Detection

In a move that echoes popular navigation apps like Waze, Tesla is set to integrate speed camera and red light camera detection into its vehicles. This feature is part of Tesla’s latest software update, FSD Beta 11.4.8.1, also known as update 2023.27.12. The update includes code that points to several new features, including the ability to detect both fixed and mobile speed and red light cameras.

Tesla’s New Update: Speed Camera Detection and Enhanced Driver Monitoring

Significance of the Integration

The integration of this feature is significant as speed and red light cameras play a crucial role in regulating traffic and ensuring safety. However, they can also be a source of anxiety for drivers. Tesla’s approach not only assists in compliance with traffic laws but also adds a layer of security and peace of mind for drivers.

Additional Features in the Update

In addition to the speed camera detection, the update also includes new routing options and a driver “liveliness” system. The latter is a development in driver monitoring where the cabin camera now assesses “driver liveliness,” a move to ensure the driver’s attention is on the road. This feature appears to be aimed at owners who may have tried to trick the system by taping a static photo in front of the camera. The updated system will check whether the driver is not only attentive but also exhibits signs of a human driver.

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Availability and Future Developments

While the new routing options may become available worldwide, the release date for the speed camera detection feature is yet to be announced. This development is part of Tesla’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the driving experience and safety of its vehicles through software updates.

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