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Ah, ok, so if the can encounters a pre-mapped street signs, the car doesn't bother to actually check the sign. Hmm... seems a tad dangerous to me. What if the
by joakleaf 10y ago
Ah, ok, so if the can encounters a pre-mapped street signs, the car doesn't bother to actually check the sign.
Hmm... seems a tad dangerous to me. What if the sign is changed, or two signs are almost in identical position?
I suppose it will be ok if the pre-mapped version is used, whenever a confident visual prediction cannot be made (e.g. due to light, mud, bullet holes, or whatever).
- dkonofalski 10y agoThis is part of the issue that's being addressed in the current autopilot. Tesla throttles the autopilot speed to be no more than a certain amount past the posted speed limit. Drivers have been complaining that the posted limits don't match the pre-mapped limits already.
- joakleaf 10y ago.... still seems a bit dangerous. Would also be interesting to hear what the other teams do, but I only remember seeing videos in daylight so far. Somehow I completely overlooked this issue in the past.