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It is the users fault, but to honest, when left to its own devices the car drove at high speed into a tree. Its not a subtle obstacle. If the car can't figur
by acomjean 6y ago
It is the users fault,
but to honest, when left to its own devices the car drove at high speed into a tree. Its not a subtle obstacle. If the car can't figure out what is going on in this senario, thats not a good look.
Diving autonomously is hard, but not running into static obstacles seems one of the more basic things.
- ogre_codes 6y ago> when left to its own devices the car drove at high speed into a tree. Was it "left to its own devices" though? You can't put the car in drive from the back seat. Autosteer is limited to 5MPH over the speed limit unless you are on a divided highway. The car seems to have accelerated faster than it normally accelerates under autopilot. Something doesn't add up here.
- bostonsre 6y agoWas it confirmed that autopilot was on? Hopefully it was wirelessly reporting its black box info since it was burned so badly.
- cal5k 6y agoIf you turn off autopilot and put a brick on the accelerator the Tesla may also drive into a tree! Or any car made in the last 100 years for that matter.