That’s the ECG app. When I click it, it wants me to download an additional app on my phone… I haven’t done that yet, but in short, the ECG is not part of Samsung Health, but is it’s own app. Might need the firmware update to get it.
Huh. Thanks! I must have confused the Samsung Health Monitor app with the Samsung Health app. I wonder why, lol. BUT, when I try to make a measurement, I get a pop-up that says Samsung Health Monitor is not available in your current location.
Yea, I’ve had my ~$100 blu ray player for I think seven years and it still works fine. I’m like 90% sure it’s a Sony, but it could be Samsung. My research at the time basically said every other brand sucked though.
The point is that you aren’t seeing anything with your own eyes. You don’t know:
Whether the AEB system in the car was even activated at the time of the test?
Who conducted the test?
Whether the Tesla system worked properly in other runs of the test that weren’t shown?
Whether the parameters of the test were selected to make the Tesla look bad compared to Chinese models?
The viscerality of video tricks your mind into believing that it’s seen strong evidence, when really it’s seen almost nothing. This is how conspiracy theories work too. You play a radio clip of someone saying “Pull the building” and act like it’s the skeptic’s job to prove that it isn’t a recording of a vast conspiracy to fake 9/11. But the things that make evidence feel strong are mostly orthogonal to what makes evidence actually convincing.
The AAA link you posted is much stronger evidence and convinces me that the Tesla AEB system, at least at that time and those test parameters, wasn’t performing at state-of-the-art levels.
I do know some of these things because I read the HackerNews comments. The second crash shows the system alerting to the pedestrian but failing to brake for some reason. In both cases the car braked as soon as it actually hit the pedestrian.
Sure it could be a complete propaganda fake as you’re implying - just to make Tesla look bad. But for whatever reason most of the HackerNews people seemed to assume it was real - and they’re generally pretty skeptical.
Firmware updated fine. Ran ECG app on watch, got message to download Samsung Health Monitor app, did that. Open app, try to make measurement, get message service not available in my area. I’m in US, Utah.