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Unlike cars, trains can't stop on a dime if there's an obstruction on tracks. Nor can they swerve to avoid it.
by dag11 14y ago
Unlike cars, trains can't stop on a dime if there's an obstruction on tracks. Nor can they swerve to avoid it.
- sparky 14y agoIs this an argument that a human driver is required? To me, it sounds like if there's nothing you can do, the computer's job is much easier, not harder.
- busted 14y agoUnlike humans, computers never get tired from working long hours, can see around corners using various sensors and process the information fast, and can act immediately on instructions from a remote operator.