At the first artificial intelligence day held by Tesla last year, Tesla let a person wearing a robot costume perform on the stage. At that time, Tesla also promised that it would eventually release the actual prototype of Tesla BOT, a Tesla humanoid robot According to the latest progress, the name of Tesla BOT has been changed to Optimus, and the 2022 artificial intelligence day will be postponed to September 30
At the last AI day held on August 19, 2021, Tesla introduced its AI focused ambition in detail. The star of the exhibition is the D1 chip, which is completely manufactured by the company using the 7-nanometer architecture. It is expected to provide power for the company's Dojo supercomputer - which is the engine behind Tesla's huge neural network training ambition. Most importantly, according to Elon Musk, the chip will eventually make Dojo process images about four times faster than other computing systems.
At last year's event, Tesla also demonstrated the enhanced capability of its semi auto drive system autopilot, and admitted that FSD capability was hindered by two factors: temporary obstruction of camera field of vision and wrong memory of road signs. To overcome these shortcomings, Tesla announced that its engineers are using the spatial repetition network video module to train the AI behind the auto drive system to keep track of spatial and temporal queues.
This time, the focus may once again be on Tesla's fully automated driving (FSD) software capabilities. Remember, Tesla's auto drive system has now abandoned radar and adopted eight high-resolution cameras. Tesla sells the FSD function of the auto drive system as a separate additional function, which can be purchased through a one-time payment of $10000 or a monthly subscription of $199.
Of course, today's development occurred when Tesla's share price continued to plummet in the broader market. So far this year, the stock has fallen by more than 35%. In this context, the artificial intelligence day may provide enough incentives for the battered stock to achieve a sustainable recovery.