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Level 3: the "you need to stay awake even though you have absolutely nothing to do" mode. Probably going to turn out to be the most dangerous. I am planning o
by neilwilson 9y ago
Level 3: the "you need to stay awake even though you have absolutely nothing to do" mode.
Probably going to turn out to be the most dangerous.
I am planning on dying in my sleep, but not because a Level 3 autonomous car decided to throw a "Can't handle reality" exception.
(This somewhat tongue in cheek response should in no way be read as denigrating the awesome technical achievement Level 3 represents. All speed to Level 4 and Level 5)
- tim333 9y agoNot sure with the Audi but Volvo's level 3 is being build to pull over and park if you are asleep when it wants to stop driving so not that dangerous.
- Ambroos 9y agoMy Audi A3 has traffic jam assist and can drive itself in traffic jams as well. Above 20km/h it'll require steering input every ~12 seconds, but not below. When it does not receive steering input it'll turn on the hazard lights and slowly come to a stop without leaving the lane it's in. Sensors: all-around ultrasonic, 1 monochrome camera, 1 front radar.
- kristoffer 9y agoThat's why it is level 4 ... (https://www.media.volvocars.com/global/en-gb/media/pressreleases/207164/volvo-cars-ceo-urges-governments-and-car-industry-to-share-safety-related-traffic-data https://www.media.volvocars.com/global/en-gb/media/pressrele...)
- t0mbstone 9y agoWell, to be fair, you could still die in your sleep in an autonomous car...