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Do you really think it hasn't occurred to WayMo/Google that maybe they should test their cars in snow/rain/sleet/fog/confetti?
by emmett 10y ago
Do you really think it hasn't occurred to WayMo/Google that maybe they should test their cars in snow/rain/sleet/fog/confetti?
- revelation 10y agoI'm sure it has. I'm not sure they have.
- bambax 10y agoWell, they only tested in US cities, so it's unclear what has occurred to them. How will it work in small crowded streets in India, China, or just Italy?
- DrScump 10y agoOr Boston?
- IshKebab 10y agoI agree it is unlikely to work on non-US roads for a while but I can't really blame them for starting in the easiest conditions. It doesn't have to work everywhere at the outset to be useful.
- drakonandor 10y agoWho says it has to?
- thebspatrol 10y agoThey are a US company, after all, who generally aims to release their innovative products and services in the US first, and the US has comparatively predictable and routine driving compared to other major countries. Why not walk before running? Especially when this is a technology that is heavily driven by machine learning?