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Isn’t there always the fact that non-car things happen near and on a road, thus forever requiring high amounts of compute?
by DauntingPear7 7mo ago
Isn’t there always the fact that non-car things happen near and on a road, thus forever requiring high amounts of compute?
- Almondsetat 7mo agoDepends on what non-car things you are talking about. If we're talking about an obstacle on the road or a pedestrian, a model to take care of that is almost trivial, since the car would simply signal everything around it that there is a problem and it's performing a manouver, and it will not have to worry about anything other than the obstacle and the road boundaries.