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Maybe the had line of sight but since they weren't standing right behind it simply misjudged the clearance? It does stop after a bit, like if someone was watchi
by SiempreViernes 5y ago
Maybe the had line of sight but since they weren't standing right behind it simply misjudged the clearance? It does stop after a bit, like if someone was watching from a distance and got surprised by the plane moving.
To avoid liability the instructions should specify "monitor at such a distance that clearances can be accurately judged". The current guidance implies it's fine if you watch from a distance.
- filoleg 5y ago> To avoid liability the instructions should specify "monitor at such a distance that clearances can be accurately judged". Smart summon intentionally doesn't work at far distances by design, and exactly for the reasons you've mentioned. The distance limitation is 20 meters within a 6 meter radius of the phone's location. There is no need for a guidance on that, as it is automatically enforced. But there is no way to automatically enforce you looking at the car, hence why the warning about keeping line of sight is there.