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> I'm wondering what is so difficult about this task. Well, conceptually it sounds simple. But it is certainly a complex engineering problem. You are forgettin
by shas3 11y ago
> I'm wondering what is so difficult about this task.
Well, conceptually it sounds simple. But it is certainly a complex engineering problem. You are forgetting building conforming actuators and sensors, controlling these, image registration, the low margin for error, classification performance, real-time processing, etc. etc.
Applying the principle of capitalism, if it was simple to design and if a market and technology enables it, then it should already exist. In this case, the market obviously exists (e.g. farm worker demand in fruit industry), so if the solution doesn't already exist, then it is highly likely to be because the problem isn't simple to solve and/or the technology is inadequate.
- oldmanjay 11y agoEven more generally: assuming things that you haven't done must be simple is not a valid argument, just a silly opinion.