Three crashes in the first day? Tesla’s robotaxi test in Austin.
Three crashes in the first day? Tesla’s robotaxi test in Austin.
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Three crashes in the first day? Tesla’s robotaxi test in Austin.
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These days, Austin, Texas feels like ground zero for autonomous cars.
It is LOL as a cyclist I appreciate the Waymos. The Teslas are a harder to spot bc they don't look different from any other Tesla. I saw Zoox (Amazon) out yesterday as well but they're still driven by people for some reason.
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I like that Waymos even detect when there's a bicyclist or pedestrian in their path and will show a pedestrian signal to the vehicle behind them so that driver doesn't become enraged and ram the stopped Waymo with their F-250.
I saw someone in a mental health crisis run in front of a Waymo and it stopped. I assume a Tesla wouldn't even register a pedestrian at all and plow through
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Teslas are harder to spot, and harder to be spotted by, due to their lack of LIDAR equipment. They're an absolute danger to be around.
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That typeface is more like “robo-tacky”.
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I see Roto tavi
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Three crashes in a day isn't necessarily that bad, depending on how many-
Oh shit. Did they borrow programming from bumper cars?
They replaced the cameras with pressure sensors