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Why would secondary cities be an issue ? They seem big enough to incentivize mapping costs.
by petra 10y ago
Why would secondary cities be an issue ?
They seem big enough to incentivize mapping costs.
- ghaff 10y agoI was referring to secondary roads (not limited access) and cities generally. Sorry I was unclear. Major cities would actually seem to be the bigger challenge than smaller ones in general. Detailed and current mapping will likely be a necessary part of fully-autonomous systems at least initially. But there's nothing especially difficult about doing that mapping. It's just a question of economics.