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It seems like it would be way cheaper and more energy efficient to have something long and thin, like a snake or a centipede (with wheels or tracks) that can ju
by webnrrd2k 2y ago
It seems like it would be way cheaper and more energy efficient to have something long and thin, like a snake or a centipede (with wheels or tracks) that can just roll up and down between crop rows. And, if you're claiming it an autonomous vehicle then something on the ground seems easier to deal with. Certainly it's easier legally.
- epolanski 2y agoI wonder why not smallish robots on ground? Something I imagine similar to those we send on Mars and can move on most terrains. They seem easy to build and program (at least naive me means it's way easier than autonomous cars) and can do it without requiring air space which is a huge regulatory issue in most of the world.