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According to what I've seen people saying online, in most of these cases Tesla does identify the vehicle but it identifies it as going in the wrong direction so
by GhostVII 6y ago
According to what I've seen people saying online, in most of these cases Tesla does identify the vehicle but it identifies it as going in the wrong direction so doesn't think it is a problem for pathfinding. Vehicles going in the opposite direction are marked in yellow on the visualization, so they are hard to see sometimes.
- HanayamaTriplet 6y agoThe frame grabs of this incident clearly show no vehicle, yellow or not. There are a couple of other yellow objects visible, so this is not a case where it would be hard to see.
- GhostVII 6y agoIn the video I actually do see the yellow outline if I really turn up the resolution, it's super faint though, hard to tell if it is there the whole time. Easier to see in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uClWlVCwHsI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uClWlVCwHsI , at 4:00 the cars are all yellow when they shouldn't be.
- onelovetwo 6y agoBut it usually marks on coming traffic, it seems to be flat out missing the cars in some cases
- vardump 6y agoTrue! While it's difficult to see, the yellow car is present and turns green when it is passed, so the car appears to be detected by the system. Very hard to see because the brightness of color yellow is pretty close to brightness of the background, almost no contrast. They should have picked some other color instead.
- lupire 6y agoI don't think optimizing for Youtube is important.