Smart Summon 2019.20.0.1

[davedavedave]

Why do people INSIST on shooting vertical videos!!!?? I mean the car ACTUALLY LEAVES the frame TWICE and your not viewing anything.....at the end you don’t even see the car parking in the frame! Rotate the flippin’ Phone!!! But I digress......

Ski

 

[electrictorque]

Why do people INSIST on shooting vertical videos!!!?? I mean the car ACTUALLY LEAVES the frame TWICE and your not viewing anything.....at the end you don’t even see the car parking in the frame! Rotate the flippin’ Phone!!! But I digress......

Ski

I didn't shoot the videos.. just found it on the tube. But yeah I have no idea why people make videos this way.

 

[immolated]

Would you really trust this system if the car is far away and you can't see the surroundings clearly?

I would. I would trust it more than some kid making minimum wage at a valet who just got his hands on a nice car. Latest data shows AP is currently 2x as safe as human drivers and that's only getting better. Plus future versions will let you watch the car's eyes though your app.

 

[mhan00]

I would. I would trust it more than some kid making minimum wage at a valet who just got his hands on a nice car. Latest data shows AP is currently 2x as safe as human drivers and that's only getting better. Plus future versions will let you watch the car's eyes though your app.

I use AP and NoAP everyday and love it, but no way would I trust the car to handle a parking lot or drive without my close supervision. Until Tesla gets FSD working to the point where they’re confident enough to take on liability, I’m not putting my financial life and other people’s property (and potentially their well being/lives in a worst case scenario) in my car’s hands.

 

[nicholb]

It's an EAP build; I recall fewer than 50 teslafi cars in total getting the last EAP build.

Odd any EAP cars show up as it is expressly against the NDA. You would think it would be easy for Tesla to identify them and kick them out of EAP.

 

[Kirby64]

Odd any EAP cars show up as it is expressly against the NDA. You would think it would be easy for Tesla to identify them and kick them out of EAP.

You'd think so, but we also have some dude showing off EAP features on YouTube... so clearly it's not getting enforced very well.

 

[willow_hiller]

You'd think so, but we also have some dude showing off EAP features on YouTube... so clearly it's not getting enforced very well.

Unfortunately Tesla has incentives not to enforce the NDA. I was helping a friend with a purchase, and he thought smart summon was a widely released feature already because he had seen the videos on YouTube.

 

[Daniel in SD]

Unfortunately Tesla has incentives not to enforce the NDA. I was helping a friend with a purchase, and he thought smart summon was a widely released feature already because he had seen the videos on YouTube.

Obviously if you posted a video of smart summon running someone over they would enforce the NDA. The NDA just keeps all the videos positive. Personally, I'm looking forward to the Costco parking lot videos!

 

[willow_hiller]

Obviously if you posted a video of smart summon running someone over they would enforce the NDA. The NDA just keeps all the videos positive. Personally, I'm looking forward to the Costco parking lot videos!

Bonus points if they summon it past the massive lines at the Costco gas pumps.

 

[Kirby64]

Unfortunately Tesla has incentives not to enforce the NDA. I was helping a friend with a purchase, and he thought smart summon was a widely released feature already because he had seen the videos on YouTube.

Is that really an incentive? Given Smart Summon is probably >1mo away from wide release, wouldn't that just piss off anyone who buys a car and doesn't get that stuff?

 

[notAnExpert]

Given Smart Summon is probably >1mo away from wide release, wouldn't that just piss off anyone who buys a car and doesn't get that stuff?

Well, according to tesla.com, the feature has been available since March.

 

[Daniel in SD]

Well, according to tesla.com, the feature has been available since March.

You missed the fine print.
* parking lot must one dimensional and flat.

 

[BCNY]

I use AP and NoAP everyday and love it, but no way would I trust the car to handle a parking lot or drive without my close supervision. Until Tesla gets FSD working to the point where they’re confident enough to take on liability, I’m not putting my financial life and other people’s property (and potentially their well being/lives in a worst case scenario) in my car’s hands.

Well, according to tesla.com, the feature has been available since March.

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This. Isn't this false advertisement? Selling a product and not delivering?

 

[tezzla]

I just got 2019.20.1 (just installed) and I’m not EAP, got it over WiFi

 

[DDotJ]

I just got 2019.20.1 (just installed) and I’m not EAP, got it over WiFi

2019.20.1 does not have enhanced (smart) summon. That is a different build, 2019.20.0.1. Slightly confusing, but not the same release. Early Access folks are getting 20.0.1 with Enhanced Summon and non-EAP folks are getting 20.1 without Enhanced Summon.

 

[tezzla]

2019.20.1 does not have enhanced (smart) summon. That is a different build, 2019.20.0.1. Slightly confusing, but not the same release. Early Access folks are getting 20.0.1 with Enhanced Summon and non-EAP folks are getting 20.1 without Enhanced Summon.

Dang, I got excited for nothing.

 

[bredi]

Dang, I got excited for nothing.

yep. I literally ran out to read the release notes seconds after it finished..

 

[Watts_Up]

I noticed that there is a new Android 3.8.5 version.

 

[mhan00]

Drove it last night. Only release note was improved dog mode. While driving I noticed that parked cars don’t pop up as much next to my car on display as I’m driving by as they did in 16.2. Also a little weird glitch where the lane to the left of me didn’t pop up on the screen to show it as available to ALC into if I was on AP on a road where it always popped up before. Haven’t tried it on the freeway yet.

 

[paulvinh]