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It would be computer assisted remote control, similar to how a drone works. The remote operator provides general directions but the computer has direct control
by saas_co_de 9y ago
It would be computer assisted remote control, similar to how a drone works. The remote operator provides general directions but the computer has direct control over the vehicle systems to implement those directions in response to sensor feedback.
Human reaction time is very slow so to do better than a human definitely does not require zero latency.
- notatoad 9y agothis sounds a bit like what Cruise is planning to do. Not remote control, but remote instruction >“The specially trained operator [then] provides a domain extension to the vehicle to help define safe operating boundaries (e.g., permission to use the opposing traffic lane where cones are demarcating a new path of travel) https://spectrum.ieee.org/cars-that-think/transportation/self-driving/gm-says-look-ma-no-steering-wheel https://spectrum.ieee.org/cars-that-think/transportation/sel...