I can? Her being intoxicated doesnt mean her Tesla didnt drive her into the pond. It has happened before. Theres a reason they found the events suspicious from the onset despite knowing she had been celebrating. Btw, do you have another account posting on Teslas forum? Because that account asked a similar thing at a similar time.
Heres another example of it being claimed in the media that electromagnetic interference is causing Teslas to drive on their own without driver input. Case study of where this has been observed in other EVs posted below. Video of the Tesla driving itself is here:
Video Footage:
https://youtu.be/AuViTuuYgpg
For an expert opinion, KXAN took the case to Dragan Djurdjanovic. A professor in mechanical engineering, Djurdjanovic looked into similar allegations against Tesla around 2008. The expert said it's very possible that electromagnetic interference between wires caused the accident.
Not only can low-frequency magnetic fields pose health hazards to human beings, but they can also affect some electric control units (ECUs) in a vehicle. An ECU that consists of Hall-effect sensors located near the battery pack or powertrain modules could be affected by the low-frequency magnetic field if no sufficient shielding is provided.
The electromagnetic interference affects the automobile electronic control system mainly in two ways: one is to affect the input signal of the sensor of the electronic control system, causing distortion and resulting in electric control signal where the ECU output does not match the driver's intention, which leads to the wrong operation of the actuator; the other is to interfere the ECU output signal to result in its deviation, misleading the operation of the actuator.
Joe, some new info on Ms Chao's out of control accident. I still believe her Tesla glitched and killed her and theres video evidence to suggest it. Unfortunately there is no way to prove EMI is in fact the cause in this case but it has happened before. Still EVs remain a danger to society as long as EVs remain susceptible to EMI as the earths magnetic field continues to weaken. You better believe the robots ,including Teslas Optimus, will suffer similar problems.
From Post 1
The report said Chao left the lodge at 11:37 p.m. and, wrapped in a blanket, got in her Tesla. She apparently intended to drive to another house in the compound. Surveillance video shows the car lurching forward, then reversing over a limestone block wall at the edge of the pond.
Five other complaints were from people who said their Teslas appeared to switch between drive and reverse without warning, according to Business Insider.
For an expert opinion, KXAN took the case to Dragan Djurdjanovic. A professor in mechanical engineering, Djurdjanovic looked into similar allegations against Tesla around 2008. The expert said it's very possible that electromagnetic interference between wires caused the accident.
From Post 2
Sparks details several dangerous situations caused by a Tesla suddenly lurching forward from a stationary position or at a low speed, with accidents avoided in some cases by the driver slamming on the brakes.
Another Tesla owner detailed an SUA event that occurred on December 15, 2019, where he was using the automatic parking system to park the vehicle. He reported his hands were off the steering wheel and foot was off the brakes and gas when the car suddenly "accelerated backward on its own and I had to slam my foot on the brake to stop it but it still hit a pole going in reverse and damaged the body of the car".
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