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Yeah, for that reason I think true self driving will require lidar. You just need a system to tell you for certain that there is something in your way.
by hristov 2y ago
Yeah, for that reason I think true self driving will require lidar. You just need a system to tell you for certain that there is something in your way.
- snovv_crash 2y agoLidar is terrible in fog, it would have just fallen back and told him to drive manually. That's easy enough to do with images as well.
- defrost 2y agoRaw LIDAR, sure - there are data filters that can help reduce the bounce from water aerosols, and probably near light frequencies less affected by water. https://www.cts.umn.edu/news/2023/april/lidar https://www.cts.umn.edu/news/2023/april/lidar https://www.lslidar.com/lidar-penetrates-fog-and-empowers-safe-autonomous-driving/ https://www.lslidar.com/lidar-penetrates-fog-and-empowers-sa... But to your point any quasi autonomous driving assistance should have sanity chacking to fall back | downgrade spped and control and warn operators when sensors no longer work as expected. Just as a good human driver should know when to slow down | pull over in poor conditions.