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Video says it's on autopilot, but it's not. It's using smart summon, where a person, who can see the car because it's short range, uses their phone to move the
by mavhc 3y ago
Video says it's on autopilot, but it's not.
It's using smart summon, where a person, who can see the car because it's short range, uses their phone to move the car. They can stop it using their phone at any time by removing their finger from the touchscreen, yet weirdly didn't.
It's not autopilot, and it's not FSD, and it maxes out at 6 mph.
Also they've never updated the code for it, so it's not representative of the current tech in FSD
- blamazon 3y agoOn top of that, smart summon has been disabled on ‘vision only’ Teslas since they removed radar sensors.
- AlexandrB 3y agoWait, for real? I thought Tesla's claim was that the radar was not necessary for FSD on roads. But it's necessary for driving around a parking lot?
- mnau 3y agoMakes no difference. Not crashing into big stationary things is the absolute bottom floor of what is required for anything 'car moves without driver behind wheel'. From technical perspective, either they use same stack for environment awareness for summon and driving for shared capabilities and it failed or they do not, which is even worse. Either way, fail.