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This was my first thought as well. Honestly, this "driver must be ready to instantly take over or else maybe everybody dies" category might be the least interes
by xp84 3y ago
This was my first thought as well. Honestly, this "driver must be ready to instantly take over or else maybe everybody dies" category might be the least interesting kind of autonomous vehicle to me for this reason.
I really love my ACC for all medium-to-long drives, and wish I had real lane keeping (My car will just comically bounce off the sides of the lane unsafely for 5 seconds and then give up entirely and chide you with a loud chime). I agree completely that that's useful technology. Besides that though, wake me up when they can reliably actually drive while the occupants sleep.
- grepfru_it 3y agoIf you have a ford, you can swap out the camera for the mobileeye camera and put in the power steering rack from the same year as the camera (2019+). Reflash the firmware to match your model options and tada, retrofit lane centering in your ford. I used a 2019 ford edge lane centering camera + steering rack in my 2014 ford fusion. Bonus: it is supported by openpilot. If you DIY, I highly recommend a lift.