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Not surprised. My boss has one, the auto pilot mode is not ready for prime time. Thing was all over the lane, trying to follow the exit ramps when we wanted to go straight.
Not a fan of their response about being in beta testing (nice to beta test with your customers lives) and how they "stressed the uniqueness of the situation that led to his death. The vehicle was illuminated by a brightly lit sky. It's called the sun, its out there every day. Maybe they need some more testing first.....Brandon
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The actuaries over at Tesla must be working overtime. They kept referring to the guy as "the first" fatality in a way that suggests they expected to have fatalities during testing.
then they drop in the "The vehicle was illuminated by a brightly lit sky, according to the company, making it difficult for both Brown and the car’s Autopilot system to detect it in time", yikes, so these things are safe as long as not operated in the daylight? Wow
RIP to the test driver, I hope the family gets paid.
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Originally posted by xcentrk View PostNot surprised. My boss has one, the auto pilot mode is not ready for prime time. Thing was all over the lane, trying to follow the exit ramps when we wanted to go straight.
Not a fan of their response about being in beta testing (nice to beta test with your customers lives) and how they "stressed the uniqueness of the situation that led to his death. The vehicle was illuminated by a brightly lit sky. It's called the sun, its out there every day. Maybe they need some more testing first.....Last edited by Mosin1942; 07-01-2016, 02:57 PM.
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