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The only obvious explaination is that it detected a "car" in the opposing lane. Given what went on, it's in the direction of what would generally be the opposi
by ipspam 5y ago
The only obvious explaination is that it detected a "car" in the opposing lane.
Given what went on, it's in the direction of what would generally be the opposing lane.
It seems that the large mass of light haired Moose reflected enough of the Telsa's own light back at it to make it think it was a car approaching from far away.
It wasn't a car far away with lots of light, it was a moose, close, with little light.
Both appear to the Tesla as the same thing.
This happens ALL the time with UFO's. It's a problem with the human eye, light and distance are indeterminate. It could be either way around, close and dim, far and bright.
Seems better integration of light vs radar is needed.
- andiareso 5y agoHa yup this is my suspicion. I posted the same exact time the same theory lol. Seems like it behaves normally. I would expect Tesla to not want to look for cars first then turn the brights off, but error on the side of anything resembling oncoming traffic triggering low-beams.