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since i'm being downvoted for this?? here's a link describing it?? https://www.notateslaapp.com/news/565/tesla-rolling-out-driver-monitoring-system-to-vehicles

by elif 5y ago

since i'm being downvoted for this?? here's a link describing it?? https://www.notateslaapp.com/news/565/tesla-rolling-out-driver-monitoring-system-to-vehicles-with-radar https://www.notateslaapp.com/news/565/tesla-rolling-out-driv...

rvz 5y ago
Did you not realize that the driver in the image has just tricked the so-called 'Driver monitoring system' with a static image? Just like how lots of drivers have fooled the wheel sensors? I was expecting this to be more advanced than Comma.ai, but after seeing this, I'm even more disappointed with Tesla. What if the driver is using autopilot when they are driving at night? It appears that there is no night vision in the car cabin cameras of this system. [0] That means that it can't determine the driver's attentiveness when you are driving in the night; the most dangerous time to drive. Therefore, this system is unreliable and very dangerous and it already can be fooled. I'm afraid that this implementation is still not good or safe enough to use. [0] https://insideevs.com/news/529788/tesla-driver-monitoring-camera-test/ https://insideevs.com/news/529788/tesla-driver-monitoring-ca...
- elif 5y ago
  you can "trick" a roller coaster into decapitating you as well... not sure what that has to do with me explaining that the system the commenter was requesting is in fact implemented.
  - rvz 5y ago
    Both of us know that Tesla is a multi-billion dollar electric car company which operates in a highly regulated industry on driver safety and is supposed to be years ahead of its competitors. Correct? The system that you showed to me ‘as evidence’ may qualify as ‘basic eye tracking’ but it does not qualify as ‘safe’ when the tester in the video not only tricked it easily (just like the wheel torque tricks) but it can’t track the drivers attention at night; most dangerous time to drive, even with autopilot or FSD on. Once again, I’m surprised that this so-called driver monitoring system came from Tesla given that it is still unreliable.

by elif 5y ago

rvz 5y ago

Did you not realize that the driver in the image has just tricked the so-called 'Driver monitoring system' with a static image? Just like how lots of drivers have fooled the wheel sensors? I was expecting this to be more advanced than Comma.ai, but after seeing this, I'm even more disappointed with Tesla. What if the driver is using autopilot when they are driving at night? It appears that there is no night vision in the car cabin cameras of this system. [0] That means that it can't determine the driver's attentiveness when you are driving in the night; the most dangerous time to drive. Therefore, this system is unreliable and very dangerous and it already can be fooled. I'm afraid that this implementation is still not good or safe enough to use. [0] https://insideevs.com/news/529788/tesla-driver-monitoring-camera-test/ https://insideevs.com/news/529788/tesla-driver-monitoring-ca...

elif 5y ago
you can "trick" a roller coaster into decapitating you as well... not sure what that has to do with me explaining that the system the commenter was requesting is in fact implemented.
- rvz 5y ago
  Both of us know that Tesla is a multi-billion dollar electric car company which operates in a highly regulated industry on driver safety and is supposed to be years ahead of its competitors. Correct? The system that you showed to me ‘as evidence’ may qualify as ‘basic eye tracking’ but it does not qualify as ‘safe’ when the tester in the video not only tricked it easily (just like the wheel torque tricks) but it can’t track the drivers attention at night; most dangerous time to drive, even with autopilot or FSD on. Once again, I’m surprised that this so-called driver monitoring system came from Tesla given that it is still unreliable.