Tesla VP Explains the In-Cabin Radar That Detects Kids and Pets Left in Cars
XFreeze · x · 2026-11-10
Tesla VP of Vehicle Engineering Lars Moravy detailed the company's underrated in-cabin radar system: mounted next to the cabin camera, it identifies occupants from children to adults, adapts airbag deployment accordingly, scans the second row, and sends a safety alert if a child or pet is left behind in the car.
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