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In the incident in question, it sounds like the vehicle classified the object as "stationary," before realizing it was a moving person. So the jogger was probab
by carlosdp 4y ago
In the incident in question, it sounds like the vehicle classified the object as "stationary," before realizing it was a moving person. So the jogger was probably not in the way of the vehicle initially, and by the time it realized it was going to be in its way, it wouldn't have been able to brake in time.
If it had classified the person correctly, it would have been able to anticipate the danger and slowed down / stopped.
- moralestapia 4y agoThat's your speculation, Also, the human there was able to apply the brakes in time so ...
- carlosdp 4y agoThat's exactly what the article says, not speculation... The human was able to apply the brakes in time because it recognized the jogger was moving before the vehicle did.