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Yes, you'd think adding more sensors would be better. However, even systems with lidar have run into vehicles and people. Google's system in cali ran into the b
by nick_kline 7y ago
Yes, you'd think adding more sensors would be better. However, even systems with lidar have run into vehicles and people. Google's system in cali ran into the bus, and then the uber system in Phoenix hit a person.
Tesla's system has massively more users than all the other systems. They should get some benefit out of that data. I do worry that telsa will fail to make the software work well enough and get sued by all their existing customers (I'm a customer, but I want it to work :-)).