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was it on flat roads or more challenging terrain? it was apparent that it was a very simple system that did not attempt to do any estimation beyond what was im
by a-dub 4y ago
was it on flat roads or more challenging terrain?
it was apparent that it was a very simple system that did not attempt to do any estimation beyond what was immediately visible to the sensors. so if there was a change in the pitch of the road, it would immediately react as the sensors became occluded and then regained their field of view.
maybe in situations that challenging, it should complain and force manual control.
rav4 primes look like awesome vehicles by the way... if i were going to get a late model green vehicle, it would definitely be on my shortlist.
- smt88 4y ago> so if there was a change in the pitch of the road, it would immediately react as the sensors became occluded and then regained their field of view I've used it on miles of interstate in the mountains, but that's never a problem because interstates don't change pitch that rapidly (by design). You must be using it on a very different roads than I do. I only use it on large, US interstates.