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Software engineering idea: Tesla should make all of their blinkers’ timing based on the vehicle’s internal clock. That way, every single Tesla blinker in the world is synced. Beauty in the details 👌

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Bryon 的头像
Bryon2 年前

The clocks in the cars would always be off ever so slightly but this is theoretically possible within the human perception

O G R E → Dennis 的头像
O G R E → Dennis2 年前

One step further… use their GPS location and have every foot of difference be a ms delay. Each car is about 25-30 feet long, it would flow from one to the next.

Traube Nuss 的头像
Traube Nuss2 年前

They all have highly accurate GPS clocks (~1 microsecond), so definitely possibly. Can a turn signal legally start with a fraction of regular on timebor does it need a full cycle? Can it be delayed to the next cycle time?

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EVhicle2 年前

I didn't want to be that guy, but someone had to verify that 😉

MD VOLT INC. ꈌ 的头像
MD VOLT INC. ꈌ2 年前

And make the cars fart in sync too when blinking.

Ryan 的头像
Ryan2 年前

I've seen multiple emergency vehicles at a crash site before and all their lights were synced. Turns out it's on purpose and that's a good thing.

Just Another Software Engineer 的头像
Just Another Software Engineer2 年前

With time dilation, you will know who speeds the most 😂 Also, it is technically super challenging. The best case is to periodically ping a time server and subtract ping. The error can still be at a few milliseconds. Unless we have an atomic clock.

Mike OConnor 的头像
Mike OConnor2 年前

Apple does this with their wristwatch. Every Mickey Mouse watch face taps their foot exactly in time. Apple even demoed this once!

TeslaDoctor 的头像
TeslaDoctor2 年前

Tesla’s are on Unix time already

Finlay Craig 的头像
Finlay Craig2 年前

I’d rather they synchronize traffic light timing data to manage how quickly someone should approach lights for max efficiency.

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