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"four newly integrated advanced safety tests: Pedestrian automatic emergency braking Lane keeping assistance Blind spot warning, and Blind
by readthenotes1 5mo ago
"four newly integrated advanced safety tests:
Pedestrian automatic emergency braking
Lane keeping assistance
Blind spot warning, and
Blind spot intervention
"
Don't most cars do something like that now? I'm curious what's different between Tesla and, say, a Honda Accord?
- sumeno 5mo agoHow much did Honda's CEO give the president in the last election?
- kyleee 5mo ago10% for the big guy, iirc
- calchris42 5mo agoThe article is vague, but I suspect this is referring to FMVSS-127 which makes certain active safety features mandatory in 2029 and also increases the difficulty of some required to pass scenarios. The new scenarios require responding from higher initial speeds which effectively requires longer sensor ranges and/or lower latency.
- bdangubic 5mo agoTesla has a Dog mode
- brandonagr2 5mo agoThere is a big difference between "something like" and actually passing the tests, I would be surprised if any non vision based system has the reaction time needed to pass the new pedestrian tests.