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Cheap driver assistance technologies such as collision warning systems and emergency braking are nearly ubiquitous on new cars. It’s puzzling why Tesla hasn’t t
by roseway4 4y ago
Cheap driver assistance technologies such as collision warning systems and emergency braking are nearly ubiquitous on new cars. It’s puzzling why Tesla hasn’t taken a layered approach to safety, with these supplementing the camera systems they have in place. I can’t imagine it’s a cost thing and the sensor fusion problem is likely tractable.
- qzw 4y agoTesla has the highest profit margin in the car business. They didn’t get there by putting in layered safety systems. That kind of redundancy wouldn’t be optimal for profit generation.