Researchers from the Netherlands Institute of Forensic Sciences found that the on-board computer that
Tesla encrypts its data to protect it from rival electric car manufacturers.
It was previously known that Tesla cars store information about accidents, but the forensic team said they found much more data than investigators previously knew.
This data contains extensive information forforensic experts and traffic accident analysts. She can assist in criminal investigations following a fatal accident.
Francis Hoogendieck, specialist at the Netherlands Institute of Forensic Sciences</ p>
The computer stores information about vehicle speed, throttle position, steering angle, and how the brakes are used. Some of this data can be stored for a year.
Researchers hope the company will begin to make a wider range of information available to investigators.
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