Over the weekend, former NASA engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober published a video that sought to demonstrate the difference between Tesla’s camera-only Autopilot system and a vehicle equipped with ...

In his recent YouTube video, Mark Rober’s Tesla Model Y crashed through a Wile E. Coyote-style wall after its Autopilot feature seemingly failed to detect a roadblock.

“It turns out my Tesla is less Road Runner, more Wile E. Coyote,” Rober says as he inspects the damage on the front hood. The ...

When YouTuber Mark Rober compared cameras to LiDAR, all hell broke loose (as it usually does with Tesla). But the test wasn't ...

YouTuber Mark Rober tested Tesla Model Y in various situations, including one in which he created a fake wall and painted it to look just like the road.

Tesla Critic Dan O'Dowd recreated Mark Rober's fake wall test, with results showing that HW3 EVs fail to detect the wall, ...

After Mark Rober's video on Tesla vs. a LIDAR car, somebody tries to replicate the test on FSD instead of Autopilot, as Rober should have. One FSD works, another fails.

A YouTuber's homemade Tesla test looks like something straight out of a children's cartoon. CrunchLabs founder and former NASA engineer Mark Rober put Tesla's Autopilot through its paces to see if it ...

In a video posted on his YouTube channel on Sunday, Mark Rober took his Tesla Model Y for the crash test but it seemingly failed it, after not being able to recognise a wall painted like a road.

Before the test, YouTuber Mark Rober explained that other cars used LiDAR for object detection, but Tesla relied on optical cameras.

Coyote trap is a pretty good bit, and Rober’s video was hugely popular with his 65 million YouTube followers and beyond. It ...

YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober has perfectly demonstrated why Tesla relying entirely on visual data from a suite of cameras isn't such a good idea for driver-assistance tech. The Elon ...