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Tesla, which changed the general course of the automobile industry with its fully autonomous and electric motor vehicles, can cause various discussions from time to time. The company can get into the focus of reactions, especially since it is not known exactly whether the autonomous driving system is really safe. Now, we will tell you about a funny as well as thought-provoking event that happened to a Tesla Model 3 owner.
It is not known where the incident, which emerged with the sharing of the Tesla Model 3 owner on Reddit, took place. The man, who started to view those moments with his smartphone while driving his vehicle, states that the Model 3 did not see a truck carrying tree branches. When we look at the shared image, we come to the conclusion that the environmental camera of Tesla Model 3 does not really see the truck in question.
Here is the video shared by the Tesla Model 3 owner
Tesla identifies every object around the vehicle with the special systems it has placed in its vehicles. When the driver activates the autonomous driving system, these objects are also acted upon. However, the event that is on the agenda on Reddit seems to lead to a disaster if the autonomous driving system is activated. Because if the system continues to ignore the truck carrying the tree branches and accelerates, it’s easy for the Tesla Model 3 to hit the truck from behind.
Regarding the video shared on Reddit, there was no explanation from the Tesla front. However, Reddit users discussed this statement among themselves. Some said that the image in question was evidence of why the Tesla Model 3’s autonomous driving system should not be trusted, while others stated that there were great differences between the image displayed on the environmental camera and the calculations, so there was no possibility of an accident. It is not known which is the truth, but it is a fact that should be accepted by everyone that there is still a long development process in front of autonomous driving systems. . .
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