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Obeying stop lights and stop signs is a very very long way from fully autonomous cars. "Deploying a production fleet" is a problem that car companies have solve
by sidibe 6y ago
Obeying stop lights and stop signs is a very very long way from fully autonomous cars. "Deploying a production fleet" is a problem that car companies have solved for a century+ so if the finish line is "Deploying a production fleet of autonomous cars," the autonomous part is the hardest part of the equation, I don't see Tesla making it there first.
- mikejb 6y agoI agree. I think one key element Tesla is lacking (currently) is handling pedestrians. No Tesla driving demo I could see included any humans outside their cars.
- MiroF 6y ago> one key element Tesla is lacking (currently) is handling pedestrians There is a lot more that Tesla is lacking before self-driving. I'm baffled that people here are suggesting otherwise?
- arijun 6y agoWhat are some of the things?
- shawabawa3 6y agoHow about just summoning without needing line of sight and shifting the responsibility of crashing to the human
- gvb 6y agoRecognizing semis that are crossing the road at an intersection. Recognizing traffic lane "darts" as a bifurcation of the current lane and not as a new lane to travel in. Recognizing stopped fire trucks and other vehicles partially or fully obstructing the lane the vehicle is traveling in.
- dicknuckle 6y agoavoiding gradual road barrier encroachment into the travel lane. look up Tesla Jersey Wall on YouTube.