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I don't think OP has moved the goalposts at all. LIDAR can work in snow but cameras get covered. And yes you are right, there will be a decent time between test
by derpherp 7y ago
I don't think OP has moved the goalposts at all. LIDAR can work in snow but cameras get covered. And yes you are right, there will be a decent time between testing in some basic scenarios and testing in all scenarios. But I do not understand why Mr. Musk is trying to reinvent the wheel and rely only on vision when LIDAR has already shown that it works better.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-glaciology/article/lidar-measurement-of-snow-depth-a-review/4419DF5C778946103080CB6187D434C0/core-reader https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-glaciolog...
- dragonwriter 7y ago> But I do not understand why Mr. Musk is trying to reinvent the wheel and rely only on vision when LIDAR has already shown that it works better. Because he's sold a bunch of cars (and a bunch of stock in the company selling the cars) without LIDAR with the explicit claim they are hardware-ready for full self-driving.