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Well. My Tesla has been driving me around for a couple years now. it's not perfect but it's certainly not a fantasy to eliminate the human driver observation co
by ethagknight 1y ago
Well. My Tesla has been driving me around for a couple years now. it's not perfect but it's certainly not a fantasy to eliminate the human driver observation components and just let it rip. I dont know where Tesla stands in terms of progress for robotics, but a major difference maker will be Elon's willingness to risk billions to get there.
Merging together the technological paths of autonomous behavior of a robot and all the little actuators, power supplies and sensors suites does not seem like a big leap either. Challenging but not fantasy.
Part of Elon's process is demonstrating the potential need / business case, while also testing implementation in real world, high stakes environments. A bartender/service roll is a fun place to test since they can deliver a service in a public setting, potentially tethered to the wall.
- TheAlchemist 1y ago"but it's certainly not a fantasy to eliminate the human driver observation components and just let it rip" Yes it is fantasy. This is the same thing like showing a mockup and saying - okay, that's it, now we 'just' need to implement and make it work. FSD as an ADAS system is fantastic. But it's nowhere near a fully autonomous driving.