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Two really interesting notes buried in the release notes at the end: > With further data gathering, car will activate Autosteer to avoid collision when probabi
by pcl 10y ago
Two really interesting notes buried in the release notes at the end:
> With further data gathering, car will activate Autosteer to avoid collision when probability ~100%
> Curve speed adaptation now uses fleet-learned roadway curvature
- Theodores 10y ago...imagine this in racing. Saw some races over the weekend and the racing line varied considerably between cars and drivers, not like F1 where every driver is that good. I imagine the wider population have an even wider idea of what the 'racing line' is. In theory the Tesla car could take 'better than Senna' lines through ever curve, avoiding the crashes and also optimising efficient regenerative braking. I look forward to this and I am glad the Tesla brain is learning from 'the fleet'.
- scott_karana 10y agoBMW was doing that circa 2011: even brought it to the Top Gear track. So yeah, there's a precedent :)