Sept. 19, 2016—In a court filing, Mobileye claims it warned Tesla against allowing hands-free driving in the automaker’s Autopilot driving assistance system.
Mobileye, a supplier of cameras for use in advanced cruise control and semiautonomous driving systems, expressed safety concerns in product-planning communications between the two companies going back to May 2015.
"It has long been Mobileye's position that Tesla's Autopilot should not be allowed to operate hands-free without proper and substantial technological restrictions and limitations," Mobileye said in its filing.
Mobileye’s chairman told Reuters on Wednesday that with Autopilot, Tesla was “pushing the envelope in terms of safety.”
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