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I've never heard of this issue. I'm not sure what the system does, i imagine it disengages same as if the view were to suddenly to become obscured. They have a
by bko 4y ago
I've never heard of this issue. I'm not sure what the system does, i imagine it disengages same as if the view were to suddenly to become obscured. They have a safety model that basically says it's not allowed to move the car more than you would be able to override. So it's limited which is why you have a lot of disengagemenets on curvy roads. I think it's a great safety model as you should always be paying attention.
I don't think that problem is even in the top 5 risks of the system
- hattmall 4y agoWhat's really the point if you still have to be paying attention? Having a lane departure and forward collision detection is pretty standard now. Im curious what benefits this provides beyond that?
- gnicholas 4y agoThe system that comes on your car will likely never be updated (except Tesla and a couple other manufacturers). Comma allows you to keep using the same sensors, but get the benefit of continued learning — without having to upgrade your car. If I buy a $40k car and 3 years go by, I'd be happy to buy a system that gives me access to state-of-the-art driving intelligence, using my car's existing sensors.