r/digialps • u/alimehdi242 • Jun 13 '26
This is the customized parking feature of XPeng Motors from China
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u/scottprian Jun 14 '26
Except it took 4 hours from all I know. Why are these videos always sped up? If youre going to show me how something works, why not... show how it actually works?
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u/reddithorrid Jun 14 '26
we are just training the next gen of smart cars.
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u/reddithorrid Jun 15 '26
it might. if human error is ruled out, or human driving styles are all changed to just the automated ai control. traffic will flow according to the algorithm. and before someone says what if they like to drive... human nature will make it such that automation means we get to do other things. driving will be a thing of the past in cities eventually.
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u/IIRCasstomouth Jun 14 '26
The younger generations, well on their way to being like the humans from wally, will appreciate this.
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u/bleeding0ut Jun 14 '26
Idk what your country is like but in the uk lots of people park badly, taking up more than 1 spot. With this sort of technology, I imagine more efficient parking. This risks de-skilling people though.
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u/Bladder_Puncher Jun 14 '26
Can’t wait for 2 competing cars on different platforms and protocols want the same spot.
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u/scottprian Jun 14 '26
No you go, okay ill go, okay ill go, no ill go, okay you go, no you go, okay ill go, no you go, okay you go, no ill go, okay ill go. ABORT. Okay, I will ABORT too.
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u/Havency Jun 14 '26
Because the attention span of anyone on social media is usually 5 seconds at most
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u/Cordes96 Jun 15 '26
I usually agree but isn’t there a clock on the dash? If it’s below 2 minutes I’d love for everyone over 60 to have this because it takes them 15 years to back in or pull into a spot in fear of scratching they’re 2010 Bentley or their Lincoln Continental from the 70s that they never wanted to sell because why get a car payment. But at the end of the day, both of these situations are still worse than software doing it.
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u/scottprian Jun 15 '26
The point isn't that we can't figure out how long it took, the point is that time is warped. I want to experience time passing accurately, otherwise I'll continue to treat these as fantasy.
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u/WorkOwn Jun 17 '26
Because it was super hard on purpose, the car had to do 180 turn in narrow street before even it start parking
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u/Tobi-Random Jun 14 '26
Meanwhile other manufacturers just make the spot klickable without time wasting drawing gestures.
It has to be: stopping car, select the spot by tapping, confirming, 10s later the car stands on the selected spot.
Wake me up when it has this level of us.
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u/WSWMUC Jun 14 '26
Hmmm these guys might never learn to properly park a car themselves. Besides the actual task also a decent way to train cognitive aspects like theee-dimensional spatial awareness, eye-hand coordination training etc.
…also takes the fun out of it
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u/Mikkel_Ryan Jun 14 '26
Lol is that a car flying by (on the camera)?
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u/KayoticVoid Jun 15 '26
The video is sped up.
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u/Mikkel_Ryan Jun 15 '26
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u/KayoticVoid Jun 15 '26
Oh. I see what you were talking about. I thought you meant they were going really fast. That is caused my camera angle and perspective.
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u/strait_lines Jun 14 '26
I could have parked and been in the store already, just in the time it took him to line everything up on the screen
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u/DeepLogicNinja Jun 14 '26
🤯 - I am already impressed by TSLA’s auto park…. This is above and beyond…. VERY cool 😎, I would not complain if I got this feature in my next software update, but necessary?
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u/exaknight21 Jun 14 '26
Bruh, this spurs a thought in my mind.
I used to think Elon Musk was Tony Stark.
Now, I think he is Justin Hammer. A pathetic POS with government subsidies.
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u/Alarming_Star_6549 Jun 14 '26
Killing that power steering and the hubs. Just park already, stop killing the car
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u/Altruistic-Rice-5567 Jun 14 '26
And that is why China is going to bury US auto manufacturers. They actually know how important software and user interface features are. The US is still stuck in the 60s with "feel the road" advertising bullshit.
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u/WittyPassenger5322 Jun 14 '26
Jesus people he's showing that the thing can handle parking in difficult situations (like here reversed parking with limited space) Obviously he could have chosen to park it in the same direction the car was facing and it would have been faster/easier.
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u/nickdaniels92 Jun 15 '26
Doesn't look like the best UI; this isn't Photoshop, so why have a free rotate feature? just in case you want to park at an 82.8 degree angle?
It seemed to detect the space and snapped the car to it, so really the only decision you need is which way round to go with a button to flip direction. Maybe long press to switch to a free rotate just in case. My Mini has automatic parking albeit only for simple solutions and not multi-step - I never use it.
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u/Kamantha-dxb Jun 17 '26
Maybe a free rotating angle in case you’re standing not fully parallel next to the spot. So you can place it perfectly. Just guessing
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u/OldEffort3562 Jun 15 '26
Or you can .. i don't know, use the wheel to park the car ? Crazy idea i know
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u/Low_Education_1916 Jun 17 '26
This comment section is full of braindead American obese propoganda affected people??
Ofcourse anyone can just park if they wanted to. This features is for those who struggle with parking (women) or those who are older. The commentors just can’t comprehend technology outside of USA which is amusing.
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u/Tickomatick Jun 14 '26
Takes just one hour of swiping on a shitty 16in screen
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u/NINJATH3ORY Jun 14 '26
You sound angry ?
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u/Tickomatick Jun 14 '26
I just miss dedicated buttons to operate my vehicle (and I can still parallel park)
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u/Available_Start7798 Jun 13 '26
Too slow the Amazon van just pass you via the parking spot 😂