Will Tesla autopilot cameras work if moved to a different location? 

The module at the bottom of the pillar is likely the key card reader to lock and unlock the car, so you might want to relocate that on the cyber roadster to keep keycard functionality

The fact that it’s going to autopilot makes all this so much more worth it. Good job bro keep grinding!

I love cars but don’t really know that much about them and watching these videos are so freaking amazing the way you break stuff down and show us everything I can’t wait to see the finish product!

This is a question i’ve been asking since I bought my Y. Glad someone had the time and knowledge to test it out

Good video! I like how your video's are getting linger and more informational. Keep up the good work it will be a nice car.

Interesting, I thought about that "problem" too, great to know it is that easy.

Getting better and better

What a great idea. It helps you had another tesla to try that theory.

All that effort when what we need is the Repeater tilted to see sideways. The only cameras that can see Left/Right at intersections are the B-pillars which are 9 feet behind the nose & behind our backs. This is the horrible flaw in the suite requiring TONS of creeping into cross-traffic to see beyond obstruction. I've been so tempted - almost bought the nylon pryers etc

good job bro

Was wondering if the coverage of cameras is reduced or not ? As from the original location the camera is covering a cone from let say 1,2m now that your take it down to let say .6m what is the coverage reduction ?

I can't wait to see a full Tesla modding scene

Bro made a new tesla model

That's cool man you just confirmed what I have been thinking about for a wile now. Gonna see if I can get AP to work on my Tesla Ranger project.

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Wow :)

I'm going to guess no - I don't know about Tesla's implementation, but in general these sensor fusion platforms have a pretty detailed model of where the sensors are located and although the software can learn the exact positions it's within a fairly narrow window and if the calculated offset between the sensors is outside of that small range it will just error out. The test you did isn't going to tell you much because you still have the correct basic location, which isn't going to be the case in your mechanically modified target vehicle.

Judging where the line dissects surely only requires blue tack and string. 🤔

just remove the camera from that panel and make another one smaller with 3D printer

ig no , they are programed mathemathically for covering all angle acc to model shape ,

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