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by IloveHN84
2887 days ago
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Remember: not all the roads are the same everywhere. Self driving cars and trucks is a very hard topic. With the today's technology, it might work only on hypothetical straight and perfect roads and during the day.
Work in progress, floods, snow, holes, traffic and /r/IdiotsInCars are factors not taking into account for today's algorithms, because the data and the tests are missing. I see that the automated trucks might be the vehicles of the future, but a driver (or "operator") should be always present onboard, just like it happens for planes and ships |
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