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Honestly I don’t understand why Mobileye isn’t getting more attention this is one of their more recent unedited videos https://youtu.be/50NPqEla0CQ https://yout

Honestly I don’t understand why Mobileye isn’t getting more attention this is one of their more recent unedited videos https://youtu.be/50NPqEla0CQ https://youtu.be/50NPqEla0CQ filmed in NYC city traffic… Intel is pushing them through an IPO and I’m pretty sure I’m going to put down a substantial investment out of all the players they seem the be the only ones that actually taking a serious evolutionary approach to consumer AVs. Their upcoming product stack shows an impressive strategy they aren’t trying to sell L4/5 as something that is just around the corner. They are still perfecting Level 2/3+ as a consumer targeted product (~$1000 OEM price) and focusing on full autonomy only for robotaxis where an OEM price of $10,000-20,0000 for the hardware won’t be an issue.

folmar 5y ago
The traffic here seems well organized and very low. Look at this demo from RoboTaxi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFEvkmvIjVo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFEvkmvIjVo
- stubish 5y ago
  That is awesome. I think they are going to have to be more aggressive in this type of traffic, with pedestrians learning they can just wander in front of the car (the car can't deliberately not make eye contact and slowly move forward like a human driver can). I also like the situation at 3:48 where the oncoming human driver waves the car to overtake on the footpath, before realizing the driverless car is not going to do that and he has to back up quite a distance. Not sure what would happen there if there were more cars behind the oncoming car. Swerving towards the dog and giving it a scare at 3:10 seems a very human thing to do though, but I suspect it was probably avoiding something off camera.