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It's a fascinating video. Does anyone know of a similar video by Waymo, Cruise, Uber, etc? Love them or hate them its pretty cool Tesla put this video out at a
by torpfactory 7y ago
It's a fascinating video. Does anyone know of a similar video by Waymo, Cruise, Uber, etc?
Love them or hate them its pretty cool Tesla put this video out at all. Certainly gives us all a lot to talk about.
- numpad0 7y agoThere used to be a lot 5+ years ago.
- FreedomToCreate 7y agoThis is from 6 months ago so pretty up to date. Drive with Nvidia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W9q5SjaJTc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W9q5SjaJTc
- torpfactory 7y agoNvidia is in an interesting spot - trying to create chips and toolkits for self driving without anyone actually having created the full self driving solution yet. How do you know that if you buy the new AGX chip from them you'll actually end up with a product someone will buy? Some of the other tier one suppliers (I'm looking at you, Continental) are kind of in the same boat.
- stoops 7y agoIf you're not doing your own chip design and fab, there's really no one else in town to buy from. AMD, Intel have fallen well short in GPUs. TPUs from Google/Amazon are a more likely threat long-term.
- cmac2992 7y agoThe cruise team has put out a few videos in the past. They even showcased their visualization software. https://youtu.be/_3_Bb-dlq0Q?t=1116 https://youtu.be/_3_Bb-dlq0Q?t=1116
- jxramos 7y agoZoox regularly posts their CV perception layer into their videos. Eg https://twitter.com/zoox/status/1222226139252281346 https://twitter.com/zoox/status/1222226139252281346
- torpfactory 7y agoThat one is great! Moving into an oncoming traffic lane to get around stopped trucks. One of those things I would consider difficult for machines - when is it OK to break the normal rules of the road.
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