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Tesla’s product also requires driver monitoring. They explicitly say so, so your statement is clearly false. Not excusing Tesla’s faults but the volume of Tesl
by hbarka 6y ago
Tesla’s product also requires driver monitoring. They explicitly say so, so your statement is clearly false.
Not excusing Tesla’s faults but the volume of Tesla’s cars on the road compared to Comma’s would probably explain the difference in statistics.
- yannoninator 6y ago> Tesla’s product also requires driver monitoring. They explicitly say so, so your statement is clearly false. Please state your evidence on this. Do they have a powerful driver monitoring system already? Is it being used?
- odysseythrwtime 6y agoThey do. You have to touch the steering wheel everything couple minutes to prove you are focused. Video: https://youtu.be/QNadmzp_9Ag?t=292 https://youtu.be/QNadmzp_9Ag?t=292
- yannoninator 6y agoGreat, by definition a drunk or sleepy person can have their hands on the wheel to prove they are focused. This system is very powerful indeed.
- chairmanwow1 6y agoTesla has had “driver monitoring” in that you had to apply some torque to the wheel, while the comma does gaze detection to make sure you aren’t watching a movie or sleeping. AFAIK Tesla is adding driver monitoring cameras.
- brianwawok 6y agoTelsa has cameras in the cabin for all cars now, but have never stated that they are going to enable them for driver monitoring purposes. (But their code has flags like driver_eyes_up and drivers_eye_down, so at least it's on their mind...)
- pcl 6y agoThe grandparent used “driver monitoring” to mean “the car monitors the driver to make sure the driver is paying attention to the road”, I believe.