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Ideally we get to a point where we’re at least publishing signage to a database so that cars don’t have to rely on visual cues both human and automated. I pers
by davewritescode 7y ago
Ideally we get to a point where we’re at least publishing signage to a database so that cars don’t have to rely on visual cues both human and automated.
I personally don’t think it’s possible to make automated cars work well without a ton of infrastructure support.
- Consultant32452 7y agoYour car wishes to inform you that there's a sign for McDonald's where they're having a sale 2 for 1 quarter pounder with cheese.
- gambiting 7y agoThe law doesn't require you to follow a sign that's not there. In fact I'd argue that doing so can be dangerous in some situations(and obviously advised in others). A car should only ever follow what it can actually see, which makes the whole idea almost daft, since computer image recognition is still so poor.