I was on a two lane country highway and due to construction one lane was blocked. A man was directing traffic. Check out the photo of the man compared with how he is depicted on the navigation screen!
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Amazing example of Tesla's ability to characterize obstacles
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uh... that just looks like a figure of a person standing next to a stop sign. Its actually an incorrect depiction, as the man is standing slightly to the right with one hand up holding the “post”
MichaelP90DL
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theganjaguru
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Mine saw the cashier at In & Out as a pedestrian
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Hacov
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Seems like it would need to know the difference between a pedestrian next to a STOP sign, and a road worker holding a STOP sign to do the correct thing on auto drive. One, you stop and go again when no other traffic, but the other you need to wait for the STOP to disappear. Seems like an important distinction. Still, cool that it sees both like that.
I have also noticed that the display is showing trashcans when placed at the curb on trash day. Thought that was cool as well.
I have also noticed that the display is showing trashcans when placed at the curb on trash day. Thought that was cool as well.
Hacov
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And a 40 MPH speed zone too!!! That must be one quick drive thru...
Why do you think they call it In and Out? But I usually keep it to 25!
I always find it cool to note what the screen shows and doesn't show. I'm still waiting to see how Tesla deals with cattle on the road, or worse, a moose.
Why do you think they call it In and Out? But I usually keep it to 25!
The funny part is anyone that's been into an in and out knows the real speed is about negative 5, great food worlds slowest drive-thru
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My Model Y is doing a great job with the depictions, but you are making we home sick driving on Rt. 421 in Western North Carolina. I went to High School at a small boarding school just a few miles off of Rt. 421 south of Blowing Rock. We would go drinking in Blowing Rock, because Boone was a dry county and we would Ski at Beech Mountain & Sugar Mountain.
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