Tesla's patent "Laser Wiper" is very Tesla-like

 

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When I hear about Tesla engineers, I think they are doing their best to develop autonomous driving, but it seems that some people are doing this kind of development. Even a laser wiper. It’s like Tesla!

Isn't the existing wiper of the car basically the same, or is there a better way? Is it evolution? There are quite a few things to think about. If you neglect to replace the wiper blade, it will be difficult to see. So, as a solution to this, Tesla's next-generation wiper is a laser.

The patent was granted just the other day, but Tesla filed a razor wiper with the US Patent and Trademark Office in May 2019. What is written in the patent is a system in which the "debris detection electric circuit configuration" detects dirt such as dust accumulated on the windshield surface and removes (burns) it with a laser to keep the glass clean. .. The output intensity of the laser is adjusted according to the position, size, and amount of dirt. The illustration of the patent depicts the bird droppings as an example. Laser this!

Is the laser okay? I'm worried, but the explanation of the patent says that it's okay.(That's right).. Since the laser is a pulse laser, it is restricted so that it does not break through the thickness of the glass. … Then who is around the car? What does the laser reflect on something?

It's a different story whether it's a patent and it will be implemented, but I'm curious. In the first place, there is no problem in the ideal environment where autonomous driving is supposed, but in the real world, unexpected things happen.

With a laser wiper, the advantage that the physical wiper that moves left and right in front of you does not block your view is attractive. No ... I think I'm staring at how the bird droppings are burned by the laser, so I'm a little worried.

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