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If the car can't be certain that the intersection is empty, it's going to hit something when it tries to cross regardless. With fully networked cars, sensors in
by omarforgotpwd 9y ago
If the car can't be certain that the intersection is empty, it's going to hit something when it tries to cross regardless. With fully networked cars, sensors in the intersection, and tons of sensors built into the car, the software can be pretty damn sure that the intersection is empty... at least more so than a human can.
- Piskvorrr 9y agoPerhaps. Or you now have to deal with actual obstacles, and with obstacles that are denied or falsely inserted by rogue nodes. "Fully networked" is a mixed bag.