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Well, it COULD be at fault, if the sampling rate was too low to see a human walking across the road, or if it couldn't see the materials of the bike or human, e
by rconti 9y ago
Well, it COULD be at fault, if the sampling rate was too low to see a human walking across the road, or if it couldn't see the materials of the bike or human, etc etc. But we all know none of these things are true.
- nomel 9y agoNo, that still wouldn’t be the Lidars fault. That would be a fault in safely setting the specification for the Lidar sample rate, and not catching the design flaw in testing.