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Humans don't have LIDAR, they have only 2 eyes and not even radar. Yet they're able to drive pretty well, it's because they have great software to power that li
by belltaco 6y ago
Humans don't have LIDAR, they have only 2 eyes and not even radar. Yet they're able to drive pretty well, it's because they have great software to power that limited hardware.
- throwaway4220 6y agoYes, but Tesla has a bunch of cameras not two human eyes. Edit: I wonder if a human can learn to drive a Tesla remotely better than another human with radar and multiple camera input by representing them in some useful way.
- nradov 6y agoRemote operation is not yet a viable option for safely operating vehicles on most public roads. Our cellular data networks are simply too unreliable. What happens when a construction crew accidentally cuts the backhaul fiber for the closest base station? Or when the car is driving through a tunnel?
- threeseed 6y agoHumans can rapidly move their "cameras" 360 degrees, across multiple planes, with a wide field of view and at over 500 MP. No car can come close to doing that.
- vardump 6y agoHumans don't have even remotely close to "500 MP".
- 256lie 6y agoHumans can do a lot of other things such as hear car horns, reason about driver behavior, interpret road signs, and understand casuality of driving off a cliff.
- belltaco 6y agoExactly my point, this is a software limitation and not hardware.