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> while it drives you from Berlin to Potsdam. This is maybe technically true but in practice not really correct. Some conditions to use it are (per https://www
by idopmstuff 3y ago
> while it drives you from Berlin to Potsdam.
This is maybe technically true but in practice not really correct. Some conditions to use it are (per https://www.mbusa.com/en/owners/manuals/drive-pilot https://www.mbusa.com/en/owners/manuals/drive-pilot):
Clear lane markings on approved freeways
Moderate to heavy traffic with speeds under 40 MPH
Daytime lighting and clear weather
So if it's night or raining or foggy, you can't use it for that drive. If there's no or little traffic, you can't use it for that drive. In circumstances in which you can use it, you're gonna be doing 40MPH in the right lane.
- andsoitis 3y ago> If there's no or little traffic, you can't use it for that drive. So it needs other vehicles to orient itself?
- porphyra 3y agoIt doesn't, but it can't go faster than 40 mph so it wouldn't be pleasant to go 40 mph while people are zooming past you at 70 mph on the empty autobahn.
- Sohcahtoa82 3y agoJesus, that's REALLY strict. Can we stop pretending that other manufacturers have better self-driving capabilities when they have such SEVERE restrictions? I can use Autopilot at night with light rain at 80 mph. It's actually amazing how well it can read lines.