I find it really strange that the owner of the vehicle didn’t seem to notice the jet in the path of the Model X, or the car being so close to the jet. However, @WholeMarsCatalog points out that at least this will make Tesla’s software “more robust against crazy future situations.”
Tesla is learning about planes in the middle of the road while ford blue’s clues is still trying to handle curves on the highwaywent on to mention a couple of not-so-positive reports about Tesla, FSD, and Smart Summon, but I didn’t see any references to stories of how this technology has helped make lives easier and even saved some as well.pointed to an experiment by Kevin Rooke, who has extensively tested his Tesla’s Summon feature in various ways.
Finally managed to get an Uber—30 min wait but got to see a Model 3 owner use summon in this crazy storm.
F—-ing genius
Yes, but the world is full of edge cases. The journey to L5 will be a slog.
Another idiot not using the BETA software as stipulated by monitoring the travel and staying prepared to stop it at any time if needed, and according to the information he got about it not being able to see 'very high objects such a shelf' (or plane tail).
Edge case. Lol. FSD is a pipe dream.