Tesla Streamlines FSD Camera Calibration During Manufacturing for Increased Efficiency 

Tesla's in-factory FSD use and on-the-line camera calibration raises some interesting questions. Is this a glimpse into the future of car manufacturing, where vehicles essentially drive themselves off the assembly line? How much will this impact production efficiency and cost in the long run? Could this method of calibration be more accurate than traditional post-production methods, leading to better FSD performance? Perhaps even more intriguing is what this implies about the future of FSD. Does this move suggest Tesla is closer than we think to Level 5 autonomy? If cars can navigate a complex factory environment, are we on the cusp of truly driverless vehicles on public roads? I’m curious to hear your thoughts. What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of this new approach? Could other manufacturers adopt similar strategies, or is Tesla uniquely positioned to leverage this technology? Let the discussion begin.