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> detecting moving objects substantial movement relative to your position/trajectory.
by mh- 8y ago
> detecting moving objects
substantial movement relative to your position/trajectory.
- hnuser1234 8y agoNot to be rude, but yeah, what else would they mean? Is your peripheral good at picking up anything on the planet since it's always spinning? Everything is always moving relative to something else.
- jdbernard 8y agoIt's important to be explicitly clear in this case because objects traveling next to you in the road, which would be visible only in your peripheral vision, may be effectively stationary reflective to you. So you can't rely on your peripheral vision to notice them.
- hnuser1234 8y agoAh yeah, got it.
- Piskvorrr 8y agoHello CBDR, brace for impact. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constant_bearing,_decreasing_range https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constant_bearing,_decreasing_r...