Unveiling Tesla's Revolutionary Interior Personalization System: A Mind-Blowing Patent

Tesla is known for its cutting-edge technology and software capabilities, and its latest Patent Application (US2023011523A1) with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is no exception. The Patent Application (US2023011523A1) outlines a groundbreaking "Personalization System" that could place Tesla's interior software game in a league of its own. This system utilizes the car's interior camera system to identify occupants, personalize settings, and optimize comfort and ease of use. In this blog post, we will explore Tesla's interior personalization patent in detail and its potential implications for the automotive industry.

Patent Application Details:

Title: Personalization System and Method for a Vehicle based on Spatial Locations of Occupants' Body Portions

Publication Number: US2023011523A1

Publication Date: Apr 13, 2023

Application Number: 17/938,799

Applicant: Tesla, Inc.

Estimated Expiry Date (If Granted): Dec 06, 2038

Family Details: This Application is continuation of US11465631B2 which is filed on Dec 06, 2018

Tesla's personalization system goes beyond traditional automotive settings. It uses the interior camera system to identify occupants and approximate their size, allowing for adjustments in front seat and control positioning based on the height of the front seat occupants. The system also takes into account the direction of and use of air conditioning vents based on the location and number of occupants throughout the cabin, ensuring optimal airflow for everyone. Additionally, the audio settings can be personalized to provide the best listening experience for both front and rear passengers. The facial recognition software can even apply preconfigured settings for each system, tailoring the experience to individual preferences.

Tesla's personalization system also has significant safety implications. The system can identify incapacitated occupants and take appropriate action, such as calling emergency services or autonomously driving the person to the hospital. This feature could be crucial in emergency situations, potentially saving lives. Furthermore, the system can be utilized after a car accident to ensure that vehicle passengers are uninjured. This expanded safety system builds upon Tesla's existing safety features and takes them to a whole new level.

One of the most significant advantages of Tesla's personalization system is its potential for rapid implementation. Tesla vehicles are equipped with a consistent placement of sensors across all models, making it feasible to implement this system through software updates. This means that existing Tesla owners could potentially benefit from this groundbreaking technology without having to purchase a new vehicle, showcasing Tesla's commitment to improving the ownership experience for its customers.

Tesla's interior personalization Patent Application represents a significant leap forward in the automotive industry's comfort and safety features. The system's ability to identify occupants, personalize settings, and optimize comfort and ease of use is unprecedented. Furthermore, the expanded safety features and potential for rapid implementation through software updates make this system a potential game changer for the electric vehicle market. While the patent does not outline when or if this system will be implemented, its potential implications are undeniable. Tesla continues to push the boundaries of automotive technology, and this patent is another example of its commitment to innovation.

Earlier in this year Tesla Secured Design Patent for Cybertruck Wheel Covers.