先上影片，注意一開始就出現在左邊的車：
https://youtu.be/nyjlY700kmA
車主說他有點嚇到
以至於不記得是聽到了車子的警告聲自己轉向右邊閃避或是Autopilot幫他轉的
由這這段影片沒有聲音
文末還附上了另一段有聲音的影片來顯示車子是如何警告車主的
https://youtu.be/ihXxvspNTKo?t=19s
先撇開自動輔助駕駛不談
車子四周有那麼多感應器會在物體靠近時警告真的是一個很好的功能
根本就是360度的進階版車側盲點系統
原文網址：http://goo.gl/611Cee
While news outlets are quick to jump on the opportunity to report on
accidents involving Tesla’s Autopilot system, the Autopilot helping prevent
accidents is actually a more common occurrence and it doesn’t get nearly as
much attention.
Of course, there’s no wreckage to grab the eye and therefore, it rarely
reaches the media’s standard of sensationalism, but it helps when it is
caught on a dashcam. After a near miss on the highway today in California, a
Tesla Model S owner credited the Autopilot in helping avoid an accident.
Tesla’s vehicles equipped with the Autopilot sensor suite feature blind spot
and side collision warnings/avoidance.
In the dashcam footage seen below, the Model S (2016 Tesla Model S 60 to be
precise) was in the middle lane and in the blind spot of a car on the left
lane. The car on the left then proceeded to merge in the Tesla’s lane
without seemingly looking in the blind spot.
Tesla’s side collision warnings sent out an alert and admittedly since the
Tesla driver reacted quickly to the warning, he doesn’t know if the side
collision avoidance system steered the vehicle away from the otherwise
inevitable collision or if it was his own doing. He wrote:
“I’m still in shock about this, so I can’t remember if I steered right, or
Model S helped me steer the wheel. I only remember there is a chime warning
sound and I immediately take the control and try to avoid the collision.”
Either way, if the side collision avoidance didn’t prevent the accident, the
side collision warnings certainly did help and they are both powered by the
Tesla Autopilot.
The near miss is reminiscent of another incident back in April. A Tesla Model
S narrowly avoided a side collision when a boom-lift truck merged in the
right lane without looking. The whole thing was also caught on camera and the
driver, Joshua Brown, the same Tesla owner who died in a car crash on
Autopilot a month later, credited the system for saving him.
Since the sound of the dashcam is off on the footage from today’s near miss,
here’s another close call and you can clearly hear the warning in the video:Either way, if the side collision avoidance didn’t prevent the accident, the
side collision warnings certainly did help and they are both powered by the
Tesla Autopilot.
The near miss is reminiscent of another incident back in April. A Tesla Model
S narrowly avoided a side collision when a boom-lift truck merged in the
right lane without looking. The whole thing was also caught on camera and the
driver, Joshua Brown, the same Tesla owner who died in a car crash on
Autopilot a month later, credited the system for saving him.
Since the sound of the dashcam is off on the footage from today’s near miss,
here’s another close call and you can clearly hear the warning in the video:
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https://youtu.be/nyjlY700kmA
車主說他有點嚇到
以至於不記得是聽到了車子的警告聲自己轉向右邊閃避或是Autopilot幫他轉的
由這這段影片沒有聲音
文末還附上了另一段有聲音的影片來顯示車子是如何警告車主的
https://youtu.be/ihXxvspNTKo?t=19s
先撇開自動輔助駕駛不談
車子四周有那麼多感應器會在物體靠近時警告真的是一個很好的功能
根本就是360度的進階版車側盲點系統
原文網址：http://goo.gl/611Cee
While news outlets are quick to jump on the opportunity to report on
accidents involving Tesla’s Autopilot system, the Autopilot helping prevent
accidents is actually a more common occurrence and it doesn’t get nearly as
much attention.
Of course, there’s no wreckage to grab the eye and therefore, it rarely
reaches the media’s standard of sensationalism, but it helps when it is
caught on a dashcam. After a near miss on the highway today in California, a
Tesla Model S owner credited the Autopilot in helping avoid an accident.
Tesla’s vehicles equipped with the Autopilot sensor suite feature blind spot
and side collision warnings/avoidance.
In the dashcam footage seen below, the Model S (2016 Tesla Model S 60 to be
precise) was in the middle lane and in the blind spot of a car on the left
lane. The car on the left then proceeded to merge in the Tesla’s lane
without seemingly looking in the blind spot.
Tesla’s side collision warnings sent out an alert and admittedly since the
Tesla driver reacted quickly to the warning, he doesn’t know if the side
collision avoidance system steered the vehicle away from the otherwise
inevitable collision or if it was his own doing. He wrote:
“I’m still in shock about this, so I can’t remember if I steered right, or
Model S helped me steer the wheel. I only remember there is a chime warning
sound and I immediately take the control and try to avoid the collision.”
Either way, if the side collision avoidance didn’t prevent the accident, the
side collision warnings certainly did help and they are both powered by the
Tesla Autopilot.
The near miss is reminiscent of another incident back in April. A Tesla Model
S narrowly avoided a side collision when a boom-lift truck merged in the
right lane without looking. The whole thing was also caught on camera and the
driver, Joshua Brown, the same Tesla owner who died in a car crash on
Autopilot a month later, credited the system for saving him.
Since the sound of the dashcam is off on the footage from today’s near miss,
here’s another close call and you can clearly hear the warning in the video:Either way, if the side collision avoidance didn’t prevent the accident, the
side collision warnings certainly did help and they are both powered by the
Tesla Autopilot.
The near miss is reminiscent of another incident back in April. A Tesla Model
S narrowly avoided a side collision when a boom-lift truck merged in the
right lane without looking. The whole thing was also caught on camera and the
driver, Joshua Brown, the same Tesla owner who died in a car crash on
Autopilot a month later, credited the system for saving him.
Since the sound of the dashcam is off on the footage from today’s near miss,
here’s another close call and you can clearly hear the warning in the video:
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