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Sure, they can operate without 5G, but I can see strong benefits to having connectivity. Traffic, construction, road changes happen and fully automated needs to
by adamcstephens 6y ago
Sure, they can operate without 5G, but I can see strong benefits to having connectivity. Traffic, construction, road changes happen and fully automated needs to know where it’s going. It seems like a must to me, and definitely assumed for any future car platforms.
- jonplackett 6y agoI'm not saying they don't need the internet, just that 5G is specifically for super high speed internet. Why can't 4G do all that? Or your home wifi connection at night?
- gameswithgo 6y agoFirst, all of that can be done with 4g. Second, supposing you did need connectivity to have a self driving car, the challenge is having a good signal everywhere, not having 5g. You can't even get 4g everywhere. Third I would never purchase a self driving car that requires any connectivity in order to work well.
- baybal2 6y ago> Third I would never purchase a self driving car that requires any connectivity in order to work well. Communication is quite a key to solve the task, but I believe the entire framing of the problem is wrong: you don't need a self-driving car, you need an automatic road.
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