@slye: My Tesla sees more than me. I was confused when FSD started to slow down. Nothing was in the road. Then I realized the …
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A Tesla owner recounts how FSD detected a baby deer with its pillar camera and braked until the deer crossed safely.
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My Tesla sees more than me.
I was confused when FSD started to slow down.
Nothing was in the road.
Then I realized the right pillar camera saw a baby deer running alongside me.
It slowed and braked until the deer ran across the road.
The deer and I both arrived home safely. https://t.co/5f31jPTi8X
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