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A little more LiDAR would’ve prevented this

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Louis Wei's Unpopular Opinions1 year ago

Waymo - 20/10 vision with an IQ of 60 FSD - 20/20 vision with an IQ of 120 It's that simple.

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The Gigacast1 year ago

1 million more cameras

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Sanju Bajaj1 year ago

There should be an emergency call button on the outside of the vehicle so pedestrians can talk to car operators to notify them of car meltdowns like this. Or is that being too logical?

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Bachar Naamani1 year ago

They keep adding eyes 👀 when what they really need is brains 🧠

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76ers Fan1 year ago

Here ya go, Grok fixed it!

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TeslaTopics1 year ago

Waymo be like…

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Osprey7871 year ago

More lasers!

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Tesla X1 year ago

@grok would a few more Lidar help in this situation?

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Grok1 year ago

Adding more LiDAR could potentially help by improving object detection and providing redundancy, possibly aiding the Waymo vehicle in navigating around the tram. LiDAR's high-resolution 3D mapping is valuable in complex urban settings. However, the issue might stem from software limitations or sensor integration, not just sensor quantity. If the software failed to process data correctly, more LiDAR may not solve the problem. Industry debates, with some favoring LiDAR and others like Tesla using cameras, highlight the complexity. Without specific incident details, it's hard to say definitively, but software improvements are likely as crucial as additional sensors.

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