|
|
|
|
|
by devy
3015 days ago
|
|
The takeaways from this tragic accident for me are: 1. We need to have better suited (much better low light performance) frontal cameras equipped for self-driving cars and dashcams. Be it a dual sensor/lens setup or whatnot, if Apple can make it for iPhone X for $35 [1], the technology is available now and shippable now. Compare to the cost of tens of thousands of the price of a car and hundreds/thousands for the price of packages/options manufacturers to add on to a new car, that's virtually nothing. 2. We need better more sophisticated headlamps and new laws to better suited for today's technology advancements[2] - something like a 3rd mode of wide beam on top of hi/low bean modes. From ubiquitous adaptive headlights to matrix laser beams, these improvement can increase driver visibility and perhaps save lives in situations like this. [1] http://www.businessinsider.com/iphone-x-teardown-parts-cost-... [2] https://blog.dupontregistry.com/mercedes-benz/why-are-adapti... |
|