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Making the system handle any unpredictable scenario without ever relying on precomputed maps is likely far safer. Sounds rather counterintuitive to me. I feel
by krona 5y ago
Making the system handle any unpredictable scenario without ever relying on precomputed maps is likely far safer.
Sounds rather counterintuitive to me. I feel far safer driving on my regular commute because I know where the potholes are, where the blind junctions are despite the missing signs. I know exactly how fast I can go around the roundabout built with a ridiculous camber in wet weather that sends many people in to the ditch every year. etc.
Knowing all this, I can bias my attention to the cars/people around me rather than the environment.
- moogly 5y agoThere are 0-day no maps for potholes. There are no 0-day maps for temporarily disabled traffic lights, road construction, accidents etc. It takes at least decade to build up something like Google Maps, but a lot of the data is already out-of-date.
- dwighttk 5y agoSure… so OP biases his attention to cars/people/any unexpected changes to the route…
- cainxinth 5y agoYes, but a lot also rarely changes. I wonder if they ever considered a hybrid approach that uses some of the more stable map data as a default which can be overridden by the computer vision system.
- panick21 5y agoThey do use maps but not HD maps.