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The trials to test AEB
- Thread starter SoCal Tsla
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- Model X
stopcrazypp
Well-Known Member
AEB does not brake unless it knows that collision is absolutely unavoidable, in which case you may still crash anyways.Failed for sure, coz I didn't know how AEB works when I shoot the video. Glad at least I asked before I publish it so I made many changes to make me look less stupid lol
On the other hand, I'll still test AEB in a safer environment. Will make a video about that for sure
Seriously, this should not be tried out in public roads with other traffic.
Tam
Well-Known Member
I would not test with real cars but I do thank SoCal Tsla for being a beta tester to confirm that Tesla AEB is still not designed to avoid a collision.
I was hoping AP2 would change that design and will brake to avoid a crash
Yes too bad I didn't learn that till yesterday... Tried AEB last week which is the very next day after I got the 17.17.4 update.
On the other hand, the chime warning is from the AEB update right? coz I never had that before. Will that be able to detect like the two cars in front of me are likely to crash like thos youtube video shows?
Yeah I would test AEB with boxes and foils in a safe road some time later. will definitely let you guys know what I findI would not test with real cars but I do thank SoCal Tsla for being a beta tester to confirm that Tesla AEB is still not designed to avoid a collision.
I was hoping AP2 would change that design and will brake to avoid a crash
Tam
Well-Known Member
Yeah I would test AEB with boxes and foils in a safe road some time later. will definitely let you guys know what I find
Pop corn's ready and I can't wait
