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No, it's spot on. It's entirely what I said: the car can only deliver a few raw frames, and only in response to particular triggers. Notice the cherry-picked e
by stefan_ 8y ago
No, it's spot on. It's entirely what I said: the car can only deliver a few raw frames, and only in response to particular triggers.
Notice the cherry-picked examples in the presentation. There is a whole class of problems the field cars can never help with, since they lack the dead-reckoning sensor setup and precise odometry a development car would have.
- grey-area 8y agoThey showed video in the presentation which was clearly not ‘a few frames’, unless by a few frames you mean seconds of video.
- SheinhardtWigCo 8y ago> There is a whole class of problems the field cars can never help with, since they lack the dead-reckoning sensor setup and precise odometry a development car would have. Can you give an example? I'm curious what kind of triggers strictly require lab-calibrated hardware.