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That happens decently often. This is the reality for all systems aside from braking system in trucks perhaps, which are more sophisticated. The decision to do
by raxxorraxor 1y ago
That happens decently often. This is the reality for all systems aside from braking system in trucks perhaps, which are more sophisticated.
The decision to do an emergency break is the same problem fully self-driving cars need. You need to interpret sensory input and have a model of the environment.
Ironically some genius made these systems mandatory despite them being a safety concern. Granted, they tend to work if someone really falls asleep behind the wheel.
- 71bw 1y agoNever had this happen in an EU-spec 2020 Audi A4.
- hedora 1y agoThis subthread is about ISO standards. The implementation quality of the new safety systems varies wildly. On one of our cars, it is fine. On the other, it’s so bad they should have to buyback the last N years of vehicles. I hear the same high-variance story from friends. The standards for this stuff are completely inadequate.