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> You can't resolve a disagreement of two sensors. Two sensors are still useful when all you need to know is if there's a disagreement.
by Tade0 5y ago
> You can't resolve a disagreement of two sensors.
Two sensors are still useful when all you need to know is if there's a disagreement.
- rbanffy 5y agoTrue, but the usual action is to hand the decision to the human, who can look out, figure out which (if any) sensor is right, and take appropriate action (737 Max feelings).
- astrange 5y agoHumans are better at using our big two sensors because we can interrogate the world with them - i.e. move our head or refocus our eyes on what we want to look at, or just put the sun visor down if there's too much glare. I assume the people working on cars also know they could build this, but most people don't seem to notice it's a failing of passive sensors like most camera setups.