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In principle, I agree. But, I wonder if holding a bike in front of you is almost like holding a mirror that obscures the lidar ability to detect a solid mass.
by philip1209 9y ago
In principle, I agree. But, I wonder if holding a bike in front of you is almost like holding a mirror that obscures the lidar ability to detect a solid mass.
edit: but she is in front of the bike, so this shouldn't matter. Does the darkness of her clothing impact any of the sensors?
- stouset 9y agoTo hell with the LIDAR, human beings are practically IR flashlights. Aren’t these things supposed to have multiple sensors?