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Dutch Forensic Lab 'Decodes' Tesla's Driving Data
Netherland's Forensic Institute has decrypted the closely guarded driving data storage system "TSLA.O" which is used to operate its "autopilot". The institute stated that these data contain information such as record speed, accelerator pedal position, and much more which can further be used to analyse and investigate serious accidents. However, Tesla is yet to comment on this report.
Tags: Tesla, Elon Musk, Tesla autopilot, autopilot
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Tesla's Car Hit Two Vehicle In US Despite Autopilot Mode
In the USA Orlando, a Tesla car running on autopilot mode, sitting a 27-old-man driver, narrowly hit the police patrol car while the officer was helping a driver of a disabled vehicle and also rammed into the other vehicle on August 28. Reportedly, the officer got unhurt while both the drivers received minor injuries. However, Tesla didn't issue any statement on the failure of the system.
Tags: Tesla, autopilot, Florida, Road Accidents
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Autopilot Was Not Enabled: Elon Musk Releases Statement On Tesla Crash
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on April 19 released a statement over the Tesla car accident, wherein two passengers died after the car allegedly crashed during an auto-pilot mode. In his tweet, Musk said, "Data logs recovered so far show Autopilot was not enabled & this car did not purchase FSD (Full Self-driving)." Musk also clarified that standard autopilot needs active lane lines, which the street in question did not have.
Tags: Tesla, Elon Musk, Car Crash, autopilot
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