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> Define "widely". We are decades away from a driverless car driving in snow. I agree snow is a lot harder (I don't think it's decades, though). But the cases
by jefftk 5y ago
> Define "widely". We are decades away from a driverless car driving in snow.
I agree snow is a lot harder (I don't think it's decades, though). But the cases
moritonal brought up mostly don't require that.
- jslaby 5y agoOr black ice.. hitting the brakes and seeing how far you slide is the only test to determine safety, from my experience.
- aranchelk 5y agoWith copious sensor data and individual wheel control, I bet one could devise a more elegant solution.
- Dylan16807 5y agoIs that hard for a computer to do? The mere fact that it won't panic on black ice is already a huge advantage. And it will have very detailed feedback to and from the traction control systems.