A few days ago, the news of Tesla's "haunting" spread wildly, and a Tesla Model 3 owner in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, was really startled by his car.
At first, she was taking her daughter home, and suddenly, model 3 always automatically opened an APP for no reason, and then there was a situation where the air conditioning panel was repeatedly turned on and off.
So after arriving at the underground parking lot of the community and parking the car, the owner of the car was in the car, following the suggestions of Tesla customer service, trying to restart the system to solve the fault.
But just after Tesla completed the restart, the car stereo suddenly sounded a poignant female voice of "I died a good death", which frightened the owner and the owner's child, frightening her to turn off the car and leave, after which, tesla "haunted" news began to circulate on the Internet.
Of course, after Tesla's confirmation, it was finally found that there was a problem with the car screen, which led to the accidental playback of audiobooks in the third-party APP, which triggered this somewhat shocking scene.
Finally, since the Model 3 is still under warranty, Tesla will replace the center control screen for the owner for free to solve the problem.
In fact, this situation is more common on mobile phones, when the mobile phone into the water or internal failure, the touch screen may suddenly lose control, chaotic points, random jumping situation.
It is worth mentioning that there are many urban legends about Tesla's "haunting" on the Internet, the most famous and fierce of which is that Tesla's autopilot system can detect "A Piao".
Simply put, when you are driving on an empty street, but in Tesla's autopilot interface, you see the occasional flash of human figures, many people abroad specifically for this purpose, specially go to the cemetery to test, did see the screen, detected the unexpected "human figure".
Therefore, it is rumored that Tesla can detect the urban legend of "A Piao" on the Internet.
Of course, this is also a figment, because the computer vision system used by Tesla is not a person after all, and the sensor is likely to make recognition errors when analyzing visual signals; once, Tesla crashed into a truck because it mistakenly identified the white cargo box as the sky, and a traffic accident occurred.
Therefore, in addition to Musk's strong support for pure vision solutions in the industry, other cars will use lidar to develop autonomous driving technology.
Musk has said that in the future, autonomous driving through machine vision will be ten times safer than ordinary people driving, but the reality is clear that Musk's ideal still has a long distance.