White Box AutonomyQuick FSD reaction time when a pedestrian suddenly jumps out in front of it
Summary
According to the linked post, quick FSD reaction time when a pedestrian suddenly jumps out in front of it. From the moment the person’s head first becomes visible from behind a parked car to the moment FSD starts braking: 0.17 seconds.
Written by White Box Autonomy from the sources listed below.
What is observable from the evidence
No separate observed facts are recorded for this event; its summary above and the sources below describe what the evidence shows.
Automation status
Unknown
Whether the driving-automation feature was engaged is a separate question from whether it caused the event.
System / software version
No version is recorded.
Causal attribution
Undetermined
No cause has been recorded or established. Involvement of a driving-automation system is not the same as its being a cause.
What remains unknown
No specific unknowns have been recorded for this event.
Interpretation
No interpretation is offered for this event.
Sources & evidence
The sources below are the evidence. The summary and any interpretation on this page are written by White Box Autonomy and are not themselves evidence.
X post · @edgecase411 on X
https://x.com/edgecase411/status/2063733889827570073
Published 7 June 2026 · Retrieved 2 October 2026
About this record
Review status: Curator-reviewed. What the review statuses mean.
Origin: Curated. What this means.
Record last reviewed or updated: 21 October 2026.
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