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Looks like there's a visor position that allows the driver to fully hide the face from the cam:pic.twitter.com/GML94H9CCI
If you needed more I have a 17 minutes of night footage uploaded to youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyGD4zpGHyk … there definitely are times with no lights when you can see nothing (eg ~40 seconds 10 seconds in). Seems feasible in emergency to light up the driver with the screen.
And also 24.5 minutes of daylight footage uploaded to youtube: https://youtu.be/mZ9XvGm4DPo (there's nothing really interesting there unless you are into driver monitoring, I guess, so I totally won't fault you if you won't watch it)
you can see the eyes of the driver, head positioning and such even if the angle is not super ideal. You cannot see if they are holding a steering wheel or look at a laptop on the console (vs infotainment screen). Unlike Tesla renders, steering wheel is definitely not in the framepic.twitter.com/kPRMy7BaFz
I think compared to "eyes only" DMs, you definitely can get more useful data out. Can probably even detect drunks. Interesting how much the mirror blocks the passenger seat. I wonder how easily removable is it? Also I was wrong about rear window view usefullness it seems.
hopefully with this info now out, there's nothing else standing between us and the cabin-camera powered "webcam"
whats the greyish bottom left? is the position in model 3 different (st. wheel)? ps: you volunteering in this video?
bottom left is rear view mirror. I am not present in the video (don't have a model 3)
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