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>the human is still expected to observe and intervene if things go wrong. To accommodate the special nature of this, speeds are limited to 1MPH for this particu
by forgetsusername 10y ago
>the human is still expected to observe and intervene if things go wrong. To accommodate the special nature of this, speeds are limited to 1MPH for this particular feature, and the car will move a maximum of 39ft before ending the maneuver
That's what it does? And it can crash into things? How was this hailed as ground-breaking technology? When it was announced it was on the front page of every technology site.
- eclipxe 10y agoAre you talking about AutoPilot or Summon?
- spullara 10y agoSummon isn't autopilot. It is a pretty lame feature IMHO that I don't think I will ever use as I don't have a garage too small for my car and I avoid parking in similarly tiny parking spots. I know a lot of Tesla S/X owners and none have ever used it.
- Domenic_S 10y agoDude doesn't deserve the downvotes, Tesla's video in TFA says at :06: "SUMMON: The next step in Auto Pilot"