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And colliding after significant braking would be even better.
by bloak 8y ago
And colliding after significant braking would be even better.
- cptskippy 8y agoMost AEBs do not brake at high speed because reacting to a false positive can actually cause accidents. This makes sense as the time needed to respond to a situation demands detecting objects at greater range which requires more than just higher resolution sensors because as you get further ahead of the vehicle you have to contextualize what you're seeing. Tesla's system is attempting to do that contextualization where as most other manufacturers systems are simple feedback loops.