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This actually seemed like an adversarial case. It seems like the color of the truck and that of the road were near identical to each other. Maybe no different
by screye 6y ago
This actually seemed like an adversarial case.
It seems like the color of the truck and that of the road were near identical to each other. Maybe no different that what it looks like when the road changes textures to a worse surface or or hits an odd pot hole.
It is likely the car alerted the owner to take over, but did not brake on its own.
The thing about LIDAR is detecting objects becomes shit easy. One thing is for sure. I can guarantee such an accident would not have happened with LIDAR.
- aeternum 6y agoIt's surprising they did not train for this given very similar accidents (hitting semi-trucks) in 2016 and 2019. LIDAR isn't a surefire solve, it also has issues with large white surfaces and bright sunlight.