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BMW just released a video showing their newly produced driverless vehicles traveling over one kilometer through their factory in Dingolfing, Germany. Unlike Tesla, the system relies completely on LiDAR. Tesla uses AI and computer vision to autonomously move their vehicles outside from the production line, to the loading docks....

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Kyan1 年前

Nono it's way worse than just Lidar... they're using digital environmental models here. This is basically a disney rail ride.

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Nic Cruz Patane1 年前

Yes

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downside1 年前

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Joey & Chewy 🇨🇦⚔️1 年前

Yeah teslas version cost literally zero since they are using the cameras in the car. BMW seems to have lidar set up along the entire 1km stretch. 🤦

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Nic Cruz Patane1 年前

Correct

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Scott Dembraski1 年前

1.2 miles. Amazing. My Tesla drove 459 miles yesterday all on FSD with vision only. Also much cheaper. 🤗

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Kyle Paul1 年前

It would be interesting to test this liDAR technology with Tesla’s latest vision technology

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Steve Dekker1 年前

FSD LiDAR is a dead technology. Tesla’s 100% vision-only fully autonomous FSD starts in 60 days. Cybercabs cost $17K to build, no remote drivers, no geo fencing. Waymo’s cost $150K to build, require remote drivers and gel fencing. Tesla wins.

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DirtLegion1 年前

Not sure who they are marketing to, as a car buyer probably isn't going to care about a warehouse automated motion planner. Are they trying to sell iFactory to other manufacturers?

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JerryRigEverything1 年前

Awesome.

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usakes1 年前

BMW is the Nokia of the car 🤷‍♂️

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