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Having seen the video I struggle to think if I could have stopped in time. The pedestrian was practically invisible and ironically is trust a car with LIDAR bet
by moritonal 3y ago
Having seen the video I struggle to think if I could have stopped in time. The pedestrian was practically invisible and ironically is trust a car with LIDAR better to stop in time.
Question, does anyone know why the lights seem so dim?
- agos 3y agoI would hope that if you were driving with only a tiny, low dynamic range, compressed video stream as your source of information you would be driving much slower than that.
- planede 3y agoThe video may or may not be representative what you could have seen with the naked eye.
- dagw 3y agoQuestion, does anyone know why the lights seem so dim? Several people have reported that it's the video that was dim and if you actually went to the road in question it appears much brighter in real life.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoThere is a nearby overpass with a full-fledged freeway on it, and there are also trees. This was not at an intersection, and as I said elsethread, it is very difficult to properly illuminate this section of road.