Is it just me or if you can&#x27;t approximate obstacles via a sensor within the complete bounding box of the car -- except for perhaps the top and bottom, can you really even have this feature work reliably?<p>From a technical perspective, you just don&#x27;t have all the data necessary, and therefore any solutions will be guesses, hacks and &quot;best efforts&quot;, and cannot be improved on via any manor of software update. This voids the &quot;beta&quot; claim made by the company, as no software update could remedy the situation.<p>Tesla has got to know this, and I think its negligent for them to release a feature (even in &quot;beta&quot;) when they know there are hard technical limitations (sensors, not software) that prohibit it from working properly. It puts property and people&#x27;s lives at risk unnecessarily.<p>At the minimum, Tesla cars equipped or enabled with these features represent a higher risk to the public, and the owners of these vehicles should be required to carry high risk insurance.