Tesla has been refining and testing its autonomous driving for years now. Its latest version is currently in beta testing in the United States, and with the latest update one has emerged very interesting feature.
With version 12 of Full Self Driving Beta of Tesla a user has discovered the functionality for search for parking independently in the street. The video which you find below shows us the functionality at work.
As you can see from the short demonstration published on X by the user who tried the functionality of automatic search of the parking lot, the Tesla autonomously drives towards the destination set on the navigator, even if it does so proceeding to reduced speed.
Once you reach your destination the car doesn’t stop, but programs a new lap around the block on the navigator for continue the search of the parking lot. So much so that in the end he manages to stop just before the destination to park.
We imagine that this is a functionality that relies on the coupling between Tesla’s artificial intelligence and the various sensors that the US brand’s cars integrate on board.
And we expect functionality like that improve further once Tesla finalizes the distribution of the new version of its Full Self Driving, the one that integrates the neural networks defined end-to-end. We talked about it in this article.
In any case, the innovation that Tesla is testing promises to be no small utilityespecially for those who often find themselves in the area highly frequented by car, where the search for parking can require a lot of time and attention.
