Tesla launched its robotics service over the weekend, which had only one small cars and heavy human surveillance on the road and outside. Although the promise is less impressive, the company’s caution eventually seems to be excellent – based on a video posted by at least one robotics on X, tried to drive on the wrong side of the road and was seen by Bloomberg.
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Tesla may have fixed himself or monitored the ride on the rider under the influence of someone, but the supervisor in the car did nothing. This is not the only instance of potentially unsafe driving Bloomberg Spotted early riders have shared numerous examples of robotics exceeding the speed, although this can be a reflection of car driving cars in Tesla’s vehicles, which is more than their collective need. Vemo, which also works in Austin, strictly follows the speed limit of the post as a rule.
Tesla’s full self -driving system has been highly criticized for expecting a final introduction to the company’s robotics launch and its cyber cab, which does not have a steering wheel. Earlier in June, the Dawn project demonstrated a demonstration showing that a self -powered Tesla was plowing eight consecutive times through children’s sized grandchildren. The company’s full self -driving system is also currently being investigated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for involvement in four different accidents.
