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That's great! It's so obvious that it raises the question of why didn't anybody do this before?
by copperx 11y ago
That's great! It's so obvious that it raises the question of why didn't anybody do this before?
- NetStrikeForce 11y agoFor the same reason there's not a big market for robot fights, but then you have UFC, wrestling, boxing, etc with humans. I see little future for this. If I wanted AI races I would just watch them on any F1 videogame from the last 5 years.
- reitanqild 11y agoTotally different. I can care a lot about car makers competing in physical although autonomous cars with technology that will possibly make it into mine. Watching a "simulation" that doesn't even simulate real motors? Where nothing can be fed back to car makers? No thanks. (On the other hand and in a weird twist of irony I can enjoy cs matches and certain kinds of sports events where my home country has a fair chance of winning. :)
- tobylane 11y agoThe whole FE formula is still barely doable, they change cars half way because the batteries run out, can't be charged on the go, can't have batteries swapped out. It's planned to be this way for another four years. I imagine many other parts of the current, and of the AI formula, are equally only just possible now.
- nyamhap 11y agoPerhaps initially races will probably go for the 25-30min that one set of batteries lasts