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You would think so, but early models of the Model 3 have a radar and still do it.
by quasarj 5y ago
You would think so, but early models of the Model 3 have a radar and still do it.
- dragontamer 5y agoElon pissed off the company with good radar + camera integration: Mobileye. In 2016, Mobileye got into a bit of a spat with Tesla, and Mobileye fired Tesla as a customer. Every other company continues to work with Mobileye's radar+optical+ultrasonic solution, but Tesla had to build its design from scratch independently. Its no surprise to me that Mobileye, with a base of dozens-of-millions of cars, manages to do something better than Tesla (who has less than a million cars IIRC).
- _ph_ 5y agoConsidering they sold 930k cars in 2021 alone, I would guess they have a good bit more of cars on the road now, but less than Mobileye. Radar, as we know from some Autopilot incidents, has problems detecting stationary obstacles. I sincerely hope all the progress with the FSD package, which is different from the Autopilot software causing the phantom braking, quickly leads to an Autopilot update which avoids phantom braking and is good at avoiding any obstacles.
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