Owners of Tesla cars have been caught using the new Apple Vision Pro system while driving, although it is not intended for this purpose. This system, which combines virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology, is being used by some drivers to control their cars.
In one video shared on the X platform by Jim Cramera, we can see a Cybertruck driver using the AR system, keeping their hands off the steering wheel for a few seconds. However, it is unknown how fast the vehicle was going at the time of the recording or if the Autopilot system was active.
In another video posted on the X platform, we see a Tesla driver using the Apple Vision Pro system. Luckily, they have at least one hand on the steering wheel for most of the recording. It is unclear if they were arrested or penalized for using the system while driving.
It is worth noting that one of the recorded videos shows a more responsible use of the system. The Tesla owner uses it to open the car’s trunk and front trunk using Tesla’s application projections while the vehicle is safely parked.
Apple Vision Pro was introduced to the US market this month but is not yet available in Australia. Nevertheless, we can already see some drivers testing the capabilities of the system while driving. It should be remembered that using such a system while driving poses a serious risk to safety, both for the driver and other road users.
FAQ:
Q1: What is the Apple Vision Pro system?
A1: The Apple Vision Pro system is a technology that combines virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR).
Q2: How do some drivers use the Apple Vision Pro system?
A2: Some drivers use the Apple Vision Pro system to control their cars.
Q3: Is it legal to use the Apple Vision Pro system while driving?
A3: It is unclear if using the Apple Vision Pro system while driving is legal. Some drivers have been caught using the system while driving, but there is no information if they were arrested or penalized.
Q4: What are the risks associated with using the Apple Vision Pro system while driving?
A4: Using the Apple Vision Pro system while driving poses a serious risk to safety, both for the driver and other road users.
Terms and Concepts:
– Tesla: Brand of electric cars.
– Apple Vision Pro: A system that combines virtual reality and augmented reality technology, used by some Tesla car drivers.
– VR (virtual reality): Technology that simulates a 3D environment and allows users to interact with it.
– AR (augmented reality): Technology that overlays additional information onto real images and scenes.
Related Links:
– tesla.com (official Tesla website)
– apple.com (official Apple website)
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