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FSD does use the internal camera to enforce eyes on the road hands on the wheel. It’s actually worse for road-trips on the highway than plain autopilot for this
by nanidin 3y ago
FSD does use the internal camera to enforce eyes on the road hands on the wheel. It’s actually worse for road-trips on the highway than plain autopilot for this reason, aside from the fact that FSD will automatically pass and change lanes.
- loandbehold 3y agoAutopilot will nag you every 30 seconds if it doesn't detect hands on steering wheel.
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoHilarious typo. I’m imagining the vehicle saying things like “You suck, you’re so lucky I’m the only car that will ever love you.” “
- bheadmaster 3y agoAcktshually, negging would be a tad bit more subtle than that. It is a form of backhanded compliment. I imagine a negging Tesla car would say something like "it's so cool to see a person who has so little to lose they don't care whether they live or die" when you take your eyes off road and/or hands off wheel.
- jedberg 3y agoThere are many well known workarounds for that though since the detection is just an accelerometer.
- nanidin 3y agoI find the time varies, and that the amount of attentiveness required is much lower than that for FSD. FSD will ding you very quickly if you have a device in your hand, especially compared to plain autopilot. My car came with an internal camera that didn’t have IR lights, which made FSD completely unusable at night time (they put in a new one under warranty). I only subscribe FSD every few months for long trips, but I have a 1400 mile road trip planned this weekend and I will be using plain autopilot.