Self dipping headlights should be next inline for neural net smarts

[Matt_NZ]

I use the auto headlights all the time - their timing seems to be perfect.

However, I've tried the auto high beams a few times, both in light city traffic and on the highway. Their performance seems almost random at times, so I don't use them any more.

Yeah the auto headlights (ie, turning on when it's dark) is fine and I have that on all the time. Mildly annoying that they turn on when you clean the window, though.

 

[electrongeek]

I have adjusted my headlights "6 clicks" up from where they were delivered from the factory, and the cutoff is sharp enough that I still do not get flashed by oncoming traffic while on low beam. The low beam is really good enough this way that high beams don't add a whole lot of useful range on the road to my eyes, in fact high beams make reflective road signs obnoxiously bright.

 

[Cycle11111]

They will not dip under street lights as they will only dip for incoming or behind vehicles. BMW's lights do dip first sign of street lights ahead. It would be good if Tesla changes to dipping as long as there are street lights.

Mine dip with Street lights. I drive in small town CA and city CA so get a good mix of environments