2 ms·
You do realize that when driving, 90% of the things around you are stationary, right? Also, it may not apply to this specific case, but try comparing a plastic
by ehsankia 8y ago
You do realize that when driving, 90% of the things around you are stationary, right? Also, it may not apply to this specific case, but try comparing a plastic bag in the streets vs a big rock. Telling those two apart isn't trivial, but only one of those you can drive through.
- 6nf 8y agoI'd like the car to stop for plastic bags too please. Anything in the road directly in my path. I mean that plastic bag could contain a rock or something, driving through it is just a bad idea.
- rickycook 8y agowhat about a large leaf? it’s dangerous to stop in the middle of the road unexpectedly too
- confiscate 8y agoya but, other cars that DON'T have autopilot/self-driving tech (e.g. Subaru Eye Sight as mentioned above) already have reliable emergency braking in case of obstacles. Aren't they already able to tell the difference between a plastic bag and a big rock? If they can, then it's already a solved problem, and Tesla should be able to do it reliably too, no?
- lagadu 8y agoIf you routinely drive through plastic bags on the street, prepare for some disappointment when it turns out that the bag had a rock inside it. The car should 100% also avoid bags or any obstacles.