YouTuber Mark Rober tested Tesla Model Y in various situations, including one in which he created a fake wall and painted it to look just like the road.
In his recent YouTube video, Mark Rober’s Tesla Model Y crashed through a Wile E. Coyote-style wall after its Autopilot feature seemingly failed to detect a roadblock.
Mark Rober's video showing that Tesla's Vision-only systems can't detect a painted wall stirred controversies, so a Tesla fan ...
It seems that not only is Tesla's more advanced semi-autonomous system better than Autopilot, but some FSDs are more equal ...
Tesla Critic Dan O'Dowd recreated Mark Rober's fake wall test, with results showing that HW3 EVs fail to detect the wall, ...
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EarlyGame on MSNLike A Cartoon: Former NASA Engineer Drives A Tesla Into A Painted Wall To Highlight Musk's FailureFormer NASA engineer and popular YouTuber Mark Rober recently released a video in which he put Tesla's Autopilot safety features to the test. Now further details have been revealed. In his video, Mark ...
Over the weekend, former NASA engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober published a video that sought to demonstrate the difference ...
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Someone Else Tested Whether a Tesla Will Really Crash Into a Wall Painted Like a RoadEarlier this month, YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober released a video titled "Can You Fool ... But given a new ...
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New York Magazine on MSNElon Musk Has Become Too Toxic for YouTubeCoyote trap is a pretty good bit, and Rober’s video was hugely popular with his 65 million YouTube followers and beyond. It ...
A YouTuber tests Tesla’s Full Self-Driving against a fake wall, revealing mixed results across different hardware versions.
In yet another Tesla-versus-painted-wall experiment, a YouTuber sent a Model Y and a Cybertruck against a barrier at nearly ...
After Mark Rober's video on Tesla vs. a LIDAR car, somebody tries to replicate the test on FSD instead of Autopilot, as Rober ...
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