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I'm sorry - this isn't a "heavy snowfall" in Moscow. It's just barely a dusting. That isn't even an inch of accumulation. Being able to self-drive when there
by tw04 9y ago
I'm sorry - this isn't a "heavy snowfall" in Moscow. It's just barely a dusting. That isn't even an inch of accumulation. Being able to self-drive when there is black pavement to be seen isn't impressive in the least. Show me a self-driving car functioning in white-out conditions (which is what Moscow faces on a regular basis, as does a large portion of the US) and I'll be impressed.
This:
http://bgr.com/2018/02/06/moscow-snow-russia-winter-storm/ http://bgr.com/2018/02/06/moscow-snow-russia-winter-storm/
Is what it looked like ~two weeks ago. Show me your self-driving car in THAT.
- taylored 9y agoIn fact this scenario is easier than no snow, since road edges are so clearly defined
- keldaris 9y agoThen it should be easy to show a self-driving car working in those conditions. Somehow, despite this argument coming up in virtually every discussion of this kind, nobody's done it yet.
- tw04 9y agoWhat are you talking about? Ford demonstrated this 2 years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vShi-xx6ze8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vShi-xx6ze8
- keldaris 9y agoDid they ever release any substantial information in that regard? The video just shows a few cars slowly driving around empty streets with barely any snow.