My autopilot always phantom brake at the same spot on the highway and has been constant at phantom braking at the same place every week for one year now.
I have sent 52 times the « Bug Report »
FYI- those are not "sent" anywhere- so you're wasting your time doing that over and over.
Bug reports sit local on the car.
Service centers can view them remotely if you open a service ticket- but otherwise nobody at Tesla ever sees them.
(this is different from the special "send snapshot" button that FSDBeta folks have, where it submits a 10 second video clip when you press it along with some telemetry)
while holding the wheel scrollers. The day they fix it I buy FSD I promise.
If that event is caused by radar then getting into the FSDBeta would "fix" it since it turns off radar (for example some folks would have a particular combo of road angle and an overpass caused radar-induced phantom braking--- that said no radar doesn't "fix" all phantom braking just the radar caused ones- and introduces some new kinds)
If that event is caused by a bad speed limit in the maps (which is the other 'most common' cause of such braking then you're probably out of luck for now- If you want to try anyway there's numerous threads on folks submitting map fixes to all the various sources they THINK Tesla uses (Tomtom, OSL, etc), and sometimes it DOES get fixed in a later map update... but nobody has consistently found success at it so it's unclear if any of those were prompted by their actions or random chance.
We did see performance degradation after radar removal such as stricter max speed limit and any hint of rain fsd turns off. Took awhile to train vision to be better off without radar.
Point of order- as noted earlier- vision is
still worse than radar as far as top speed allowed and shortest follow distance allowed.
It may well be better at OTHER tasks (I think this is especially true for city driving where there's a TON of things that might add noise to the low-res radar data compared to highways) but it's not at parity with radar on highways at least yet, despite having been in production over a year now.
In any event, I know it's the weekend, but likely further discussion of either ought go here:
Discussion about AI, Tesla Bot, Tesla Autopilot (AP), the promise of Full Self Driving (FSD), as well as other Autonomous Vehicles.
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