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The problem is, in reality, we have Tesla vehicles that sold with other sensors that are now disabled, and those cars are now very difficult to drive with any a
by hackmiester 4y ago
The problem is, in reality, we have Tesla vehicles that sold with other sensors that are now disabled, and those cars are now very difficult to drive with any automation enabled, even simple cruise control, due to the limitations of vision-only driving. And this is leading to them slamming on brakes at inopportune times, blinding oncoming drivers with the bright headlights, etc. - issues that did not happen when other sensors were used.
- brandonagr2 4y agoIn reality, we have Tesla vehicles that sold with other sensors that are now disabled, and those cars are now better to drive with automation enabled than with the extraneous sensors, even simple cruise control is better and phantom braking is actually decreased vs spurious radar returns that existed previously, due to the limitations of low resolution radar. Auto high beams is now better at not blinding oncoming drivers with bright headlights, etc. - issues that happened all the time when other sensors were used previously.
- papertokyo 4y agoHow is your experience the direct opposite of the parent post, given the same change?
- kiratp 4y agoBelieve it or not, if you spend enough time with a Tesla, you quickly realize that actually detecting things is a solved problem. The thing they need to improve and are doing so rapidly is actual trajectory policy calculations. And that’s not going to get better with more sensors seeing the same things it already sees.
- kiratp 4y agoThis claim is not true. As someone who drives a Tesla with the FSD beta, the vehicle has been getting progressively better since 2018. It’s drives smoother and brakes more predictably dive they stopped using the front radar.
- rootusrootus 4y agoThis claim is not true. As someone who owned a 2019 Tesla and who owns a 2023 Tesla, the older car had better autopilot. It was starting to degrade in 2020. The new one is worse. Phantom braking was quite rare in 2019. The very first night I drove home the new car, it phantom braked on a lonely, empty stretch of I-5. I want the radar back.
- jkeddo 4y agoFSD stack is disabled on highways. You are using the years old code. Beta v11 when it comes out will enable OP's FSD referenced improvements for highways.
- r00fus 4y agoI used to mock my relatives for not wanting to put their kids in a Tesla. But yeah, I'm not subjecting my family to beta software for a critical safety feature, nor should anyone else.
- stickfigure 4y agoI definitely have some relatives that I would trust less than Tesla to drive with my kids.