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I work in rail. In any automated system, you don't assume anything; you either know it absolutely (fail-safe systems), or you revert to pure manual control at l
by IAmBroom 1y ago
I work in rail. In any automated system, you don't assume anything; you either know it absolutely (fail-safe systems), or you revert to pure manual control at line-of-sight of the operator, which is far slower.
And yes, all the technology has been tested together. Before a train can enter a new region of authority, it must have permission from that authority, which means they must prove that the train can work with the local tech.