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I think they may be referring to a camera facing the road, not the driver. That's how Toyota's drowsiness sensing functionality works. It tracks the lane lines
by chaorace 5y ago
I think they may be referring to a camera facing the road, not the driver. That's how Toyota's drowsiness sensing functionality works.
It tracks the lane lines using a dashboard camera and detects swaying/lane drifting. The system will nudge you back into your lane and beep at you. If it has to do this repeatedly, the dashboard will light up and ask you to take a break.
- brianwawok 5y ago3/y both have a driver facing camera above the rearview mirror. As of yet, it is not officially enabled for anything.
- pests 5y agoThat's incorrect there's an opt-in for them to send the in-cabin footage during "emergency situations" or some other ill defined term. edit: "Model 3 and Model Y are equipped with a Cabin Camera that is located above the rear-view mirror and turned off by default. If you enable the Cabin Camera, a short video clip will be captured and shared with Tesla following a safety event such as a collision or an advanced emergency braking (AEB) event. This short video clip is intended to capture the few seconds before a safety event and does not include any footage from the safety event itself." https://www.tesla.com/support/car-safety-security-features#cabin-camera https://www.tesla.com/support/car-safety-security-features#c...
- brianwawok 5y agoCorrect and that doesn’t do anything. Other cars with the camera enable such things as hands free driving. Tesla camera doesn’t do anything for you. Maybe send a pic of you screaming if you crash, but it’s not useful to you at that point.