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Does anyone else think the steering wheel movements are unrealistically aggressive? The car is barely turning, yet the wheel is doing 60+ degree turns. Has it b
by old-gregg 9y ago
Does anyone else think the steering wheel movements are unrealistically aggressive? The car is barely turning, yet the wheel is doing 60+ degree turns. Has it been calibrated to be this way, or Prius steering ratio is that relaxed?
- djsumdog 9y agoYea that did seem weird. Also as far as collision avoidance, shouldn't the car come to a complete stop if a van pulls out in front of it instead of just trying to move around it? What would happen if the van kept going? I hope this is an early prototype.
- vbezhenar 9y agoWell, van stopped and yandex was slow enough to stop if necessary. Human would drive exactly the same way, I think. You won't go far away if you would give a way to every van who's trying to push his nose before you.
- ton4eg 9y agoIt's an early prototype, stay tuned!
- cr0sh 9y agoRemember, this is Russia we're talking about - or haven't you watched any of those dashcam videos? If it drove what we in the West think of as "normal", it would probably cause more accidents, not less. /s
- ehsankia 9y agoForget about that. This is a video of a car barely managing to properly drive in an empty parking lot. Google had released a video of a car driving through streets back in 2009. 8 years later they just now feel ready enough to do public tests. Just wanted to bring some perspective about how big the journey is from doing a simple drive on video to having something that works well enough to be publicly deployed. We all saw what happened when Uber tried to publicly test way too early.