i was curious what others thought about the idea of providing feedback to Tesla when autopilot acts in a way you are not comfortable with.
Here is and example:
You take an off ramp with autopilot enabled. The car takes the off ramp but maintains a speed faster than what you feel is safe. You disengage autopilot. Instrument cluster prompts a notification for 5-10 seconds "to provide feedback for disengagement, press and hold talk button". At that point the driver would say reason for disengaging and release the talk button.
Ideally the car would:
Can anyone think of anything else that might be helpful if they were to implement something like this?
As a owner would you feel that it was an annoyance to give feedback in this manor?
Here is and example:
You take an off ramp with autopilot enabled. The car takes the off ramp but maintains a speed faster than what you feel is safe. You disengage autopilot. Instrument cluster prompts a notification for 5-10 seconds "to provide feedback for disengagement, press and hold talk button". At that point the driver would say reason for disengaging and release the talk button.
Ideally the car would:
- Log GPS of incident as well as plot point path of vehicle
- Create video clip of 15 seconds before and after event. Alway submit front camera feed, and add any other camera that recorded an area with radar sensor reading.
- Compile autopilot code.
- Collect audio that driver
- Upload as a incident report to Tesla for review by autopilot engineer.
Can anyone think of anything else that might be helpful if they were to implement something like this?
As a owner would you feel that it was an annoyance to give feedback in this manor?
