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Autopilot on Cars for $999

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Re: Autopilot on Cars for $999

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I bought my car with the express intent of getting a compatible car for Comma. My comma absolutely increased the utility of my car to me.

Been on 3 huge road trips that I wouldn’t have considered without the device. 12 hours on the road isn’t something I would do everyday, but absolutely bearable with a comma.

Re: Autopilot on Cars for $999

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I bought my car with the express intent of getting a compatible car for Comma. My comma absolutely increased the utility of my car to me. Been on 3 huge road trips that I wouldn’t have considered without the device. 12 hours on the road isn’t something I would do everyday, but absolutely bearable with a comma.

Since you've done the research, what car works best with it? What are you driving?

Re: Autopilot on Cars for $999

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post #4

Anyone know if this has killed someone yet?

I know for sure Tesla and Uber has.

Seems like Comma's product requires your attention through driver monitoring whereas Tesla's product is non existent in this area.

And with Uber the driver was distracted.

edit: Downvoters, i'm a bit confused here, so Tesla and Uber hasn't killed anybody then?

Re: Autopilot on Cars for $999

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I don't know well the system works but do they plug into the cruise control mechanism? How are they able to provide the automatic braking functionality?

For supported cars, the car's stock AEB system still works as intended FOr some cars, openpilot only does lateral (steering) and doesnt do longitudinal (gas/brake), so the car's stock dynamic cruise control is in control which includes AEB
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