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I'm pretty familiar with automated driving, and see a clear path for incrementatl deployment over a few years. It wouldn't start with full automation. It start
by ivankirigin 19y ago
I'm pretty familiar with automated driving, and see a clear path for incrementatl deployment over a few years.
It wouldn't start with full automation. It starts with gps/ins/lidar positioning, camera & lidar based car and obstacle detection, camera based lane finding, etc. and built up from there.
As I mention in another comment, the regulatory burden is exaggerated considering the human driver still in the vehicle for the early stages of incremental deployment.
- rms 19y agoOK, you're right, Navlab was doing too much at once for that technology to ever be deployed, but it was still important work for the incremental improvements we are seeing, like the auto-parallel parking functions... with everything computerized in a car anyways, it really shouldn't cost too much to implement things like this even on entry level cars.