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The problem is not "seeing" the stationary obstacles, the problem is distinguishing ones in the lane from those outside. Issues arise when you try to avoid fals
by nickff 6y ago
The problem is not "seeing" the stationary obstacles, the problem is distinguishing ones in the lane from those outside. Issues arise when you try to avoid false positives (such as cars in a different lane in a turn, etc.).
- bsder 6y ago> the problem is distinguishing ones in the lane from those outside. My vehicle is doing adaptive cruise to the car in front of it--including on banked curves and in Los Angeles traffic--sometimes dense-sometimes empty. This means that it is working out which car is in my lane--probably via beam steering and corresponding to my steering wheel position. This doesn't seem to be an impossible problem. This seems to be a Tesla problem.