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Yes, a "pair" of optical sensors. Tesla is at a disadvantage compared to humans -- they do not do stereoscopic imaging, which makes distance of objects less rel
by bonestamp2 4y ago
Yes, a "pair" of optical sensors. Tesla is at a disadvantage compared to humans -- they do not do stereoscopic imaging, which makes distance of objects less reliable -- they try to infer distance from a single flat image. Humans having two sensors pointed in the same direction gives us a very reliable way of determining distance (up to a relevant distance for driving at least).
- lolc 4y agoInterestingly, even people with missing stereoscopic vision are allowed to drive. We don't require depth perception to drive. The assumption is that they can compensate.
- mrguyorama 4y agoBinocular vision isn't even the only source of depth information available to humans. That's why someone missing an eye can still make reasonable depth estimations.