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It's not that it doesn't detect them, it's that all lane-following systems are programmed to ignore them, because the radar doesn't have the resolution to disti
by LeoPanthera 5y ago
It's not that it doesn't detect them, it's that all lane-following systems are programmed to ignore them, because the radar doesn't have the resolution to distinguish between objects in the lane and objects outside the lane, such as trees or bridges.
It's why Tesla is moving towards an optical based system, and why Waymo uses lidar.