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It's very strange that we're able to drive without 2, 3, and 4.
by jon_richards 7y ago
It's very strange that we're able to drive without 2, 3, and 4.
- OliverJones 7y agoWe can't drive without 2, 3, and 4. We already have them. 2. a way for vehicles to share their sensors with nearby vehicles, The sensors are the driver's senses. Turn signals, brake lights, and horns relay the consequences of those sensors to other drivers. 3. detailed models of the cities in which they operate, and Most drivers in any given place have a detailed mental model of the streets they use. Signage contributes a lot to the model. Traffic lights contribute temporal information, as do orange barrels and other ways of noting temporary alterations to the model. And, consider London taxi drivers. They have the "knowledge," a detailed model of their city. 4. wireless networks capable of transporting all this data to where it's needed. Sight and sound are generally reliable transport-layer network media.