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These are the types of steps I'm guessing we'll see over the next few years towards driverless cars. It's not difficult to imagine these incremental changes bec
by barefoot 15y ago
These are the types of steps I'm guessing we'll see over the next few years towards driverless cars. It's not difficult to imagine these incremental changes becoming more and more frequent as companies compete in this space.
One thing that strikes me as interesting is the possibility for software upgrades in your car to enable more (automated driving) features. Once all of the hardware is in place it seems like a natural progression.
Who's to say that the hardware won't plateau well ahead of social norms, legislation, and software and that we won't end up with an awkward period of automated-ready cars?
- savrajsingh 15y agoThis is exciting. Imagine downloading open-source autonomous driving firmware that pushes your car to the limits. Cops will issue tickets for "using a non-dmv certified autopilot algorithm that automatically slowed down at known speed traps." All the data is there. :) It'll also be interesting to know how automaker's efforts intersect with Google's efforts. Sounds like an exciting problem to be working on.