This thing is fucking fantastic! CP.

This one accident is providing way too much content. I’m already bored.

*slams fist on desk* If I see a WRX scoop, I expect to see a WRX engine, dammit! Crack Pipe!

What’s with the picture of your sister?

BRATs have a special place in my heart, but that place could never exceed $6000.

I started really excited. But then the feeling faded. Like an actress on stage that from the mezzanine looks serene and enticing. Then in the post-show reception things get... awkward.

This is the only correct take.

This car is cool as hell and I respect everything about the work done on it. It looks absolutely awesome.

Not only that. Even if the pedestrian is a stationary object, shouldn’t the car avoid the stationary object? I mean, I usually don’t drive towards fire hydrants because they’re stationary.

Thanks for reminding me I can’t afford one of these.

I starred both of these posts because you are right on. This is the absolute base technology that any self driving vehicle should be based on. Starting with anything else is beyond stupid.

Exactly.

The stupidity is painful.

LIDAR is not psychic, but the algorithms are supposed to be. This woman was clearly on an intercept course several seconds out. The car should have braked, period. As for perfection? This is about as basic as pedestrian avoidance gets. Clear road, no traffic, perfect weather. Darkness has zero impact on what…

It should be and it should’ve picked up a person. This is why none of this makes any fucking sense. How can a system that expensive and sophisticated not be able to do the most important job it was designed to do in the first place.

Speaking as a human, I’ll kindly request you speak only for yourself.

They’re still here, trying to pretend LIDAR doesn’t exist.

Lidar doesn’t use visible light.

Ya know what?