FYI the driver probably didn’t even apply the brakes. That’s a Volvo, it did it on its own. Pedestrian sensors out the yinyang

Difference is this one actually is functional and not just for looks. Thing NEEDS that cooling.

Who cares? It’s done locally. No data transmitted. If anything this is a good thing. The point of the machine learning is to eventually be able to identify every object in your photos to make things easier to find. I love being able to put in “dog” “cat” “car” and yes, even things like this. Apple’s only mistake was…

and here’s what it looks like properly packaged into an actual home system (as previously featured on this site). This system was released in 1985. Sorry about the CRT whine, too lazy to take it out in post.

Does this count? I learned stick on it too! Kubota LA1001

man, you really think you’re smart while spewing a totally incoherent argument. Stop, just stop man.

“not trying to be pedantic”

proceeds to be pedantic

the dude clearly doesn’t understand anything, so I put it in simple terms

and IR reflectivity has nothing to do with visible spectrum, it works in bright sunlight just as well as pitch darkness

you can still put in a passcode.....don’t be dumb.

Also it doesn’t use light, it uses an IR projector AS EXPLAINED IN THIS ARTICLE. It works in pitch blackness or bright sunlight, doesn’t matter.

Fact of the matter is it’s still absurdly rare. Is it a manufacturing defect? Yeah, probably. Are some of them probably debris hitting that people don’t realize? Yeah, probably. Is it a widespread issue everyone has to be scared of? No, not even close.

nope, the 32a is a rotational sensor, the ones mounted aren’t. They’re the vlp-16

Found the real answer, they just went with the cheapest lidar on the market right now, only 8grand a sensor. So with those ones it makes sense to use a lot of them. Same company’s highest end ones which people would use to just have one or two are 6figures a pop

Found the sensors: http://www.velodynelidar.com/vlp-16.html

Some of the cheapest on the market at only $8K a pop. So makes sense to just use loads of them instead of fewer of the really expensive ones which can run into 6 figures

Uh....does that thing seriously have 12 separate lidar sensors along with cameras? Dear god that’s a lot of data

“A lot of narco-traffickers started crossing the river and of them were violent.”

accidentally a word there

moist my ass, the ferrari put his right tires off the track, rear right spun on the dirt, 100% driver error

actually parking on the lawn probably WOULD violate an ordinance. Vehicles aren’t usually allowed on lawns in many upscale areas.

Sorry what? In no world should it be worse than a bird strike. If smacking a phantom caused that much damage then I seriously worry about the strength of those helis....the mass of that drone is NOTHING, it should just bounce right off

I still feel the original “the pass” should have warranted a penalty of sorts and not ended up getting the win. If you have to go all 4 wheels off track to make the pass, it’s not legitimate pass.

Direct impact to the A-pillar while airborne, pretty much worst-case scenario right there

Ah base-jumping, it’s not if you’ll eventually get yourself killed, it’s when