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> Who else is even close to being able to provide it? Baidu/Apollo, maybe. There are deployed robo-taxis in China. Reviews of driving quality indicate "meh", t
by Animats 2y ago
> Who else is even close to being able to provide it?
Baidu/Apollo, maybe. There are deployed robo-taxis in China. Reviews of driving quality indicate "meh", they are sometimes directly teleoperated to get out of problems, and difficult intersections have fixed cameras the cars can see through.
- standardUser 2y agoFrom what I've read China is forging ahead very successfully, but I assume there would be a lot of friction if they tried to enter the US market, to say the least.
- mitthrowaway2 2y agoReading from intersection-mounted fixed cameras seems like a valid solution.
- astrange 2y agoHas the issue with all cameras, which is that they don't work when they can't see. Of course, if they're actually a more general kind of sensor but called a camera then it's fine.