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I believe it will be difficult in land than it is in air or water. For e.g., how dependable would be the the recognizable features, especially in lesser known r
by murukesh_s 9y ago
I believe it will be difficult in land than it is in air or water. For e.g., how dependable would be the the recognizable features, especially in lesser known roads. Without that if the vehicle narrowly misses a road (could be due to a new road coming up or slight mismatch in the map or a temporary diversion) then the direction and distance would quickly become useless as it can't place itself anymore in the maps. Human beings can use their intuition or ask someone to correct themselves, but it would be very sophisticated to implement on a self driving machine.
- mannykannot 9y agoIt is not correct to say that your displacement quickly becomes useless once you encounter some discrepancy in your map. It remains valid as a good estimate of your position, allowing one to recover from map errors so long as they are not pervasive. This is not a trivial programming exercise, but nor is it as difficult as many other aspects of vehicle automation.