> How exactly does LiDAR tell you whether the thing in question can move LIDAR is continuously scanning, usually multiple times a second. It is irrelevant if t

> How exactly does LiDAR tell you whether the thing in question can move LIDAR is continuously scanning, usually multiple times a second. It is irrelevant if the object is a trash can or a dog if it has a trajectory into the street. > And once you’ve solved it, LiDAR becomes superfluous. Only if you have the low Musk level standards of simply being equal to a human. There are plenty of jobs robots can do better than humans and driving is one of them. But it does require LIDAR and/or radar. https://abc7news.com/tesla-s-autopilot-self-driving-car-officials-investigating-teslas-autopilot-feature-after-fatal-crash/1410042/ https://abc7news.com/tesla-s-autopilot-self-driving-car-offi...