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If the "stopped" vehicle made the turn as the Waymo made the presumably-illegal turn into the "stopped" vehicle that was now moving?
by RandomBacon 1y ago
If the "stopped" vehicle made the turn as the Waymo made the presumably-illegal turn into the "stopped" vehicle that was now moving?
- kaliqt 1y agoSo the answer is that we clearly need that car also to be a Waymo. Problem solved! Hah.
- rubyfan 1y agoWhy don’t we have cars talk to each other and coordinate their routing? Like some sort of peer to peer mechanism that helps them not crash each other. Why can’t vehicles be made to stop at cross walks when someone is crossing with some sort of communication to the vehicle?
- foobarian 1y agoThere is a long and glorious research bibliography on v2v comms for this purpose :-) The obstacles are pretty obvious, the chicken-and-egg problem and trust.
- mtgentry 1y agoSolve this problem and LA traffic will get much better
- rangestransform 1y agoAs someone who works on autonomous driving, having wireless communications on a path where it’s responsible for safety guarantees is a nightmare