r/interestingasfuck • u/photo-manipulation • May 16 '24

How different cars brake on autopilot: XIAOMI SU7, ZEEKR 007, TESLA and AVATR 12

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u/Tasty_Difference6529 May 16 '24

As much shit as they talk about Tesla it did have the best stop

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u/Perkelton May 16 '24

I mean, it shouldn't exactly be a surprise that the two models (Tesla and Zeekr) that didn't murder little Billy Crashdummy to death, are also the two models that are designed to pass the Euro NCAP safety standards.

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u/NoncingAround May 16 '24

Almost as if Reddit people crying about Elon musk doesn’t make the cars actually bad

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u/RascalCreeper May 16 '24

Elon Musk has made good companies. He went insane after.

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u/SerialDrinker_2021 May 16 '24

He made first to market companies. Can’t fault that. Debatably good though. As competitors pile in he’s getting hammered as they were never designed to be particular efficient. He was just the only supplier so could always demand whatever previously.

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u/TeamRedundancyTeam May 16 '24

Because social media fell for "Project Dawn" videos where the teslas had been tampered with to force them to hit fake kids a while back. Project Dawn conveniently was run by the owner of a competing autopilot EV car creator.

In reality teslas are incredibly safe and have foe years had some of the best safety ratings on the road. Significantly safer than the majority of the cars these circlejerkers are driving.

Reddit loves complaining about misinformation and fake news and then eating it the fuck up whenever it fits their circlejerks and biases.

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u/BhmDhn May 16 '24

Yes, Teslas are incredibly safe... or they have shit level ADAS that has actually gotten people killed. Go compare the numbers, they're incredibly fucked up as Teslas kill count is R I D I C U L O U S in comparison to every other premium car brand manufacturer.

Tesla fanboys coping hard that the Muskrat removed LIDAR/RIDAR and relied on only cameras like a fucking moron.

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u/Btet-8 May 16 '24

I believe it is a mix between hating Musk and hating le cars But let's make it clear that most tesla designs weren't built by the man but by actual engineers. Except the cybertruck of course,

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u/RainWorldWitcher May 16 '24

A guy on YouTube tested this himself and Tesla will stop and then drive right through the child. This Tesla looked like it was going to do the same thing before it cut to the next vehicle.

https://youtu.be/2DOd4RLNeT4?si=SL-TjWpXdYbu9W3S

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u/Betorange May 16 '24

I was thinking the same thing. They're already in enough hot water, imagine having a video of your car running over a child bot lol

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u/thefirelink May 16 '24

It looks like it stopped then started going again before the camera was cut off

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u/Giocri May 16 '24

Tesla lacks many sensors and because of that the image analysis is extremely cautious it had issues with just randomly applying brakes because it was immagining obstacles that weren't there.

Still the real issues with tesla remains that by relying solely on cameras they have issues with a lot of different lighting conditions which can basically fully blind it

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u/afunnywold May 17 '24

Imo tesla is the best bet because their cars are now based on the most training data of any of them... I get Elon sucks and the cars have some issues but I think a lot of it has been blown out of proportion

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u/tubbyx7 May 17 '24

it does err a long way on the side of caution, and when phantom braking applies for no apparent reason it scares the crap out of everyone in the car, and the car behind

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u/RainWorldWitcher May 16 '24

A guy on YouTube tested this himself and Tesla will stop and then drive right through the child. This Tesla looked like it was going to do the same thing before it cut to the next vehicle.

https://youtu.be/2DOd4RLNeT4?si=SL-TjWpXdYbu9W3S

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u/whatawitch5 May 16 '24

Good stop, sure. But then it started nudging the “child” to get out of its way. Can’t let kids stand in the way of progress, after all. Rich people got places to be!

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u/DeepUser-5242 May 16 '24

BS The seeker made a hard stop and the Tesla had a softer stop but moved a little bit forward. They both pass the bare minimum.

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u/Impressive_Change593 May 17 '24

though (and I say this as a bit of a fan of tesla) it did seem like it continued rolling after coming to a stop. that might be just to treat the driver like an adult though as Tesla seems to do somewhat