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The car is actually a lot smarter in that case, since it has radar to help detect obstacles.
by jiofih 7y ago
The car is actually a lot smarter in that case, since it has radar to help detect obstacles.
- close04 7y ago> radar to help detect obstacles >> could fool any system based on "classic" 2D vision I think I was pretty clear about which systems can be fooled. And radar will not help with projected images like speed limit signs, human figures, or lane markers. Nothing from the article (or common sense) suggests any of these issues could be helped by a radar. Worse yet, some of these images can be projected for such a short time that the human driver would have no hint that something is about to go wrong or explanation for it.
- jiofih 7y agoI was not responding to the article, but specifically to your “Cars (computers in general) are nowhere near smart enough to deal with such trick [the Coyote tunnel gag]” - the radar will certainly detect a wall, while a human might still be fooled by the a drawing.