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> Google has been working on this problem for longer and they have access to the largest image/video datasets in the world to train their models As of August,
by dangrossman 10y ago
> Google has been working on this problem for longer and they have access to the largest image/video datasets in the world to train their models
As of August, Google's self-driving cars have 2 million miles of real on-road experience, while Tesla's Autopilot systems have 140 million. They're beaming back data to Tesla the whole time.
- mdorazio 10y agoSignificantly different data sets, though. Google has full surround camera and LIDAR. Tesla has very limited external world sensor data in comparison.
- Element_ 10y agoMy understanding is because Tesla has to send their data over the cell network it is first heavily processed/reduced by the cars onboard computer before being sent back (in order to conserve bandwidth). So I am not sure if it's fair to compare the 2 company's datasets based on miles driven alone.
- rak00n 10y agoI thought Tesla cars get connected to home WiFi as you park.