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Theoretically it should be able to use side-facing lidar and cameras to sense that a big truck-like thing is crossing.
by ErikVandeWater 6y ago
Theoretically it should be able to use side-facing lidar and cameras to sense that a big truck-like thing is crossing.
- acover 6y agoWhy not radar?
- adrr 6y agoBecause radars lacks resolution. Why my Tesla phantom brakes due to low hanging signs or slow cars in the other lane. They tune it down to ignore these anomalies and it has issues running into disabled cars and emergency vehicles.
- baybal2 6y agoYou don't need resolution to detect train about to ram into you. Similarly, lidar resolution is a great overkill, and overcomplication over a moderatly sophisticated mm wave radar, which is on top of that will be much more durable, and reliable.