-
Want to remove ads? Register an account and login to see fewer ads, and become a Supporting Member to remove almost all ads.
Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
- Thread starter AudubonB
- Start date
Jokes on them. I'd do it for free.Interesting. Tesla has job listings in several cities for people to test autopilot.
Tesla looks to recruit Autopilot testers in major U.S. cities
Tesla is looking to recruit several Autopilot test drivers in major U.S. cities as the company continues to ramp its self-driving efforts in the country. For years, Tesla has been known for its semi-autonomous vehicles that assist drivers in traveling while creating a safer environment on the...www.teslarati.com
“We are looking for a highly motivated individual to accelerate our vehicle-level testing for all current and future Autopilot features on the path to full self-driving. The ADAS Test Operator will be responsible to identify improvements and regressions across software iterations. A strong candidate will be objectively focused when making judgments, highly organized with a great attention to detail, and a self-starter.”
It's part of the test track and is an incline hill to test how the car handles carrying degrees of incline attack. I've driven up and down that thing many times when we tested jerk for TACC back in the day.
I wonder if they'll provide a tesla with FSD as part of your job or 'provide' you beta FSD and you have to own a tesla to qualify for this job
Marc_K_inNJ
Member
This is very interesting, since they already have all of us doing it for free.Interesting. Tesla has job listings in several cities for people to test autopilot.
Tesla looks to recruit Autopilot testers in major U.S. cities
Tesla is looking to recruit several Autopilot test drivers in major U.S. cities as the company continues to ramp its self-driving efforts in the country. For years, Tesla has been known for its semi-autonomous vehicles that assist drivers in traveling while creating a safer environment on the...
“We are looking for a highly motivated individual to accelerate our vehicle-level testing for all current and future Autopilot features on the path to full self-driving. The ADAS Test Operator will be responsible to identify improvements and regressions across software iterations. A strong candidate will be objectively focused when making judgments, highly organized with a great attention to detail, and a self-starter.”
I am wondering (purely speculation) if this will turn out to be early testing for robotaxis.
Tes La Ferrari
Active Member
Are you referring to measuring body flex / torsional rigidity at different angles of approach and departure on the hill ?
Also in Barcelona, Paris: Tesla is now looking to hire self-driving car test drivers around the world - ElectrekInteresting. Tesla has job listings in several cities for people to test autopilot.
Tesla looks to recruit Autopilot testers in major U.S. cities
Tesla is looking to recruit several Autopilot test drivers in major U.S. cities as the company continues to ramp its self-driving efforts in the country. For years, Tesla has been known for its semi-autonomous vehicles that assist drivers in traveling while creating a safer environment on the...
“We are looking for a highly motivated individual to accelerate our vehicle-level testing for all current and future Autopilot features on the path to full self-driving. The ADAS Test Operator will be responsible to identify improvements and regressions across software iterations. A strong candidate will be objectively focused when making judgments, highly organized with a great attention to detail, and a self-starter.”
No opening in Germany though
...
Yes, it's part of NVH as the car makes noise when it flexes. Body parts move differently and attack angles can be seen as the suspension is loaded and unloaded.
Tes La Ferrari
Active Member
ok - makes sense.
I would have still preferred it to be a testing area for Turbo Boost test mode. {sigh} Oh well.
They probably need people to do more rigorous bug reporting in a standardized way, plus they may be testing versions that aren't ready for customers to beta test yet. And they may be verifying that bugs have been fixed by retracing a particular route or other steps that reproduce the particular bug that the team thinks they fixed.
Last edited:
I think this was asked a few days ago, not sure if it got a response. I would speculate it's part of the regular facility and is for a hill hold/brake test, or possibly some other sensor verification such as washer fluid level, or for calibrating inclination.
I don't think it is for "jet blast", a jump, or anything related to this event.
As fun as it is to speculate, I fully expect this to be a non-event where the Plaid features we all know about are re-iterated, some specifications are re-stated and cars are delivered. I just don't see them releasing any shocking new info/models or updates. The Plaid was hard to build, it's here now, it's great, curtain falls.
lafrisbee
Active Member
TO DAH MOOOOON!!!!!
( maxpain rose $2.50, from $600 to $602.50)
( maxpain rose $2.50, from $600 to $602.50)
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
The Roadster wouldn't take sales from the Semi and the Plaid wouldn't take sales from the battery.
Sawyer Merritt on twitter posted that one of the surprises is a new game that takes advantage of the new AMD infotainment platform...so one surprise down
mltv
Member
It would be great if this turned out to be a Plaid event, and not just an S Plaid event.
What are the chances that range will be significantly higher? I have a CT and Roadster on order because I wanted the 500 mile range. The 280 mile range on my 2019 X adds too much time to our road trips. I'd get a new X in a heartbeat if range was bumped to the mid 400s.
Similar threads
- Locked
- Locked
