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Tesla V10 bug: Dog Mode disabled after Smart Summon completed
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boriszima
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Either can work if it’s in description of usage. I see both sides. Up to end user to check. Or as mentioned don’t silly moving your dog.
Again Simple fix
Disable summon if dog mode is enabled.
It is unsafe for any vehicle to be operated if occupants or contents are not properly
Secured While that vehicle is in motion
So if your precious is injured are you going to blame Tesla for your stupidity?
if regulators or courts get to weigh in you can kiss your feature goodbye
Disable summon if dog mode is enabled.
It is unsafe for any vehicle to be operated if occupants or contents are not properly
Secured While that vehicle is in motion
So if your precious is injured are you going to blame Tesla for your stupidity?
if regulators or courts get to weigh in you can kiss your feature goodbye
Safety in this case would be the dog owner taking responsibility to know how the feature works when leaving their dog in a dangerous situation, and always verifying that temperatures are safe.
Replace "accelerator" with "steering wheel" and you have the same potential problem (ie, what if the dog puts their leg or head through the wheel and it starts spinning?). I'd say disabling summon when dog mode is active is the only foolproof solution.
Tricky topic. Tesla does advertise that summon can be used to park your car into tight spots, so in that situation, dog mode should remain on as the car was going into the user's desired park mode.
On the other hand, summon does constitute as the car moving, which is a valid mode for disabling dog mode. Though that is more of a stretch as one should focus on the end user's need rather than a mechanical state. This is software, after all, and it should be smart enough to know about the end user's needs.
I would vote for dog mode to disable when the driver returns and put the seatbelt on, not if the car moves from summon.
On the other hand, summon does constitute as the car moving, which is a valid mode for disabling dog mode. Though that is more of a stretch as one should focus on the end user's need rather than a mechanical state. This is software, after all, and it should be smart enough to know about the end user's needs.
I would vote for dog mode to disable when the driver returns and put the seatbelt on, not if the car moves from summon.
DopeGhoti
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