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Interesting that Tesla, with what I would have assumed to be a much more sophisticated system didn’t do as well. Anyone care to have a guess why?
by jonplackett 7y ago
Interesting that Tesla, with what I would have assumed to be a much more sophisticated system didn’t do as well.
Anyone care to have a guess why?
- raphaelj 7y agoBecause they are not?
- davidgould 7y agoThe pedestrian detection and automatic emergency braking systems are separate from autopilot. They are always on, even if autopilot is not in use. As I understand it, they are different code, more conventional and similar to the systems in other cars, where autopilot is a grand research project/extended beta. As with most things Tesla they are likely to improve over time with OTA updates.