Giving an alert, and the reason for the alert, is a vitally important part of the driver understanding that they are using the system in a way that is not intended. How could that possible be a "stupid alert"?
No sir
I acknowledge if my phone is in my hand, it’s an auto warning/strike IMMEDIATELY, but the level of scrutiny is still off the hook, with no phone. I set up a camera to watch, and my eyes are darting over the horizon, and L/R mirrors like a crazy man running from the cops. It’s exhausting. If my eyes stay focused and still on the car in front of me, I get a warning, and it’s not audible!!! If I don’t respond, its a strike.
How many times have you engaged the system and held your phone in your hand? Or used it at all? It may be that the system has flagged you as high risk from the start and is far more sensitive. Otherwise, you should do a camera recalibration and see if that helps.
Thank you for testing out the RH version for us, much appreciated ?
Take it to Tesla service for this mysterious strike out problem and report back.
It already defaults to the right scroll wheel
Add to that, that we are providing R&D work for them as well.
Did you go into 'upgrades' on the Tesla App? I think that is where you would find it.
I have used FSD on mountain and country roads at night with no illumination except from the headlights and road reflectors and have never had a problem with that. I 'have' been recently having a lot of 'camera obstructed' warnings and have already had 1 SC visit and have another for this coming week...to clean the windshield on the inside of the car. That is all a recent software 'update' and I suspect that Tesla will ditch it in an upcoming release because they clearly overdid it and it is probably costing them a lot of SC time.It would be worth a few grand if it could actually drive you places while you're taking a nap. We're anywhere from 2 to... 20 years from that thoughI was just driving using regular Cruise Control and the truck kept telling me my cameras are obstructed. Yes, it's dark on an unlit highway, it's neither snowing or raining, cameras are clean, but the video subsystem is seemingly degraded just from the lack of day or artificial light.
There is no cause to be rude or to attack. @Crissa rides a Zero and has been a very active and positive influence here.
Why does a service request need to be created? He received the strike because he checked his phone. This is expected behavior.
It does almost seem random at times and that is frustrating. I for one am pretty damned tired of the car giving out forward collision warnings of cars that are parked or while on curves for cars in the opposite lane. It seems to me that if object collision detection is part of FSD then FSD is making a lot of incorrect predictions and we only know it from these types of examples. If object collision detection is not a part of FSD then it is clearly not ready for prime time. All of this business with eye detection is part of the larger set of issues with FSD, navigation, etc. and is definitely a work in progress. Is it, in general, getting better? Yes, absolutely. Is it 'ready' for unsupervised driving? Absolutely not.
