[Ultrachrome]

Can the internal camera that monitors your eyes for the autonomous driving in the i4, see through sunglasses?

 

[rangerek]

Yes, as long as sunglasses do not block infrared

 

[Ultrachrome]

Yes, as long as sunglasses do not block infrared

thank you! - i had suspected that.

 

[Zee]

So what happens if you drive with sunglasses? It disengages?

 

[XtBimmer]

So what happens if you drive with sunglasses? It disengages?

If it doesn't see eyes, it disables it.

 

[Lord]

Also, wear these and you can go to sleep.

 

[Vincent]

If the internal camera is similar to the infrared camera used by iPhones for Face ID, (sun)glasses should not make a difference.
But I’m not sure if the iPhone’s “Require Attention for Face ID” setting is as strict as the one used in the i4.

 

[loevenbalk]

What autonomous driving is being referenced here? I was under the impression that this could would not have any self-driving comparable to something like a TM3.

 

[simons700]

What autonomous driving is being referenced here? I was under the impression that this could would not have any self-driving comparable to something like a TM3.

Yea that is true, just like the TM3 the I4 does not have any self-driving capabilities. It is just a camera based lane keep assistant and a Radar based active cruise control.

 

[J78]

Yea that is true, just like the TM3 the I4 does not have any self-driving capabilities. It is just a camera based lane keep assistant and a Radar based active cruise control.

The i4 (and most modern BMW with driver assistant professional option) actually adds a total self driving whit hands free up to 60 km/h for stop and go (Assisted Driving Plus), which is something I believe Tesla still doesn't offer.
See here at 1:45

 

[teamzans]

The i4 (and most modern BMW with driver assistant professional option) actually adds a total self driving whit hands free up to 60 km/h for stop and go (Assisted Driving Plus), which is something I believe Tesla still doesn't offer.
See here at 1:45

This is similar to the Subaru EyeSight technology we have in our Ascent, and we love it. I wouldn't be interested in any car, including an i4, without it. In commuter and stop-and-go traffic, it takes so much stress out of it, and the computer has always seen the need to brake before I do. It makes a difference on the safety front.

 

[XtBimmer]

The i4 (and most modern BMW with driver assistant professional option) actually adds a total self driving whit hands free up to 60 km/h for stop and go (Assisted Driving Plus), which is something I believe Tesla still doesn't offer.
See here at 1:45

From videos I've seen , I'm impressed with the stop and go feature. I have a Kona EV with Lane Keep Assist and from I've seen the i4 corners way better then my Kona at higher speeds.