Even though Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software is undoubtedly advanced, it cannot completely replace the human driver. ⚙️
Tesla has implemented systems to detect whether the driver is alert and aware of the surroundings, emphasizing the importance of responsible use.
It goes without saying that wearing Apple's Vision Pro while driving is a highly risky decision and should not be done. Fortunately, the police intervened in time, preventing a potentially tragic incident. This serves as a serious reminder that such devices have no place on public roads and should never be used while operating a vehicle.
Vision Pro features speed restrictions, automatically disabling augmented reality content when it detects users moving at high speeds. 🥳
On the other hand, it also provides a "Travel Mode" allowing users to access most of the device's features. Apple suggests that this mode is suitable for use during flights, although there have been cases where Vision Pro accidentally activated Travel Mode when users weren't actually on an airplane.
Due to these limitations, Apple advises against using Vision Pro while driving a car, riding a bicycle, or operating heavy machinery. The company even includes multiple warnings in the user manual to emphasize the importance of responsible use.