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What about LIDARs that aren't mounted on cars themselves but on streets which all cars can connect to. This will limit the useful range of such cars, but imagin
by KaoruAoiShiho 13y ago
What about LIDARs that aren't mounted on cars themselves but on streets which all cars can connect to. This will limit the useful range of such cars, but imagine manhattan decked out in these things and taxis or busses that only work in Manhattan. Could still have huge savings, especially if combined with computer vision as a fallback.
Edit: To be honestly my idea's probably not worth pursuing. I fully expect the cost of LIDARs to come down drastically in the next five years.
- cheald 13y agoI rather expect that latency and bandwidth would be significant issues there, not to mention jamming attacks.
- chrischen 13y agoThat would probably save money, but it'd be one of those large cash amount up front initiatives that tax payers wouldn't agree to until every other car already self drives.