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It means it wasn't a fluke or a bug specific to one drone, but something wrong in the overall software approach.
by BobaFloutist 1y ago
It means it wasn't a fluke or a bug specific to one drone, but something wrong in the overall software approach.
- oofbey 1y agoThe repetition strongly indicates it’s a bug. No reason to think it points to a fundamental flaw in the approach.
- djtriptych 1y agoi mean they both flew into invisible drone traps. I don't know that amazon engineers should be expected to see e.g. a moving small steel cable under tension. That and customers are required to select safe delivery drop zones. I would like to see better "oh shit we're crashing let's try not to kill anyone" protection, e.g. research on improving controlled landings on damaged drones. Maybe refusal to deliver if there are any detected humans in the drop zone (which may well already exist).