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Noticeable for people with normal color vision, not noticeable for the over 5% of the male population that has red/green color blindness.There's no need to squint, even with my poor eyesight. But don't look at the tail lights. Look at the center of the toy car and the red bar that lights up right across it. It's very noticeable.
Good point. The car did the right thing based on its current level of ability. I certainly don't want it crossing over a double yellow line unless it is an emergency situation to avoid an impact. The car came to a near complete stop but it can also monitor its rear view and move forward if there is a vehicle rapidly approaching form the rear. In this case there apparently was not.The car is detecting the right turn of the street and the lady on the left. On a two dimensional view the object is recognized as in path and therefore blocking the road so the car has to stop
As would I.For me in that situation, I would slow down a bit and (illegally) pass the double yellow line a few feet to keep some distant from the joggers.
In PA you are required to give pedestrians and bicyclist 4'.
NVDA ?
It's pretty obvious what is the problem with the stop next to the two jogging ladies.
The car is detecting the right turn of the street and the lady on the left. On a two dimensional view the object is recognized as in path and therefore blocking the road so the car has to stop.
I wonder how they are gona work on this problem. You see their system is still human trained on a two dimensional basis. It is just detecting the street and then an object on it, so the car has to stop. A human driver with two eyes has the advantage of a three dimensional view. The AP 2.0 or at least the AP 3.0 may solve this problem. The next task a human is doing is to look at the feets of the ladies and recognize that they are jogging on the sidewalk and the street is turning right in front / behind of them...
...would love to work on this problem!
I think your expectations are unlikely to be met for another decade or more...the second will need a far more powerful AI which can judge intention by reading body language (human and animal!)
Hey, I resemble that remark! I wouldn't be surprised if I have been accident free longer than you have been driving.Once you get rear-ended by a decrepit 77 year old, you'll wish the brake lights were on more.
Probably notHey, I resemble that remark! I wouldn't be surprised if I have been accident free longer than you have been driving.
I think your expectations are unlikely to be met for another decade or more...
I can only talk for the UK, but here it is acceptable to cross a double line in order to overtake a slow moving vehicle (travelling <10mph) as long as it is safe to do so.
I'm reading between the lines and making the assumption you are one of those >5%s. So....¿Can't you distinguish a brighter versus a dimmer red light? Easily? I would think color blindness would not factor in this discernment.Noticeable for people with normal color vision, not noticeable for the over 5% of the male population that has red/green color blindness.
I'm reading between the lines and making the assumption you are one of those >5%s. So....¿Can't you distinguish a brighter versus a dimmer red light? Easily? I would think color blindness would not factor in this discernment.
The red lights on the "toy car" in the drivers display are difficult for me to see whether the brake lights are on or off.I'm reading between the lines and making the assumption you are one of those >5%s. So....¿Can't you distinguish a brighter versus a dimmer red light? Easily? I would think color blindness would not factor in this discernment.
The red lights on the "toy car" in the drivers display are difficult for me to see whether the brake lights are on or off.
My guess is that Tesla is going to release FSC in California in a year or two but that doesn't mean it will work on every road in California. It will be up to the regulators as to whether to allow its use or not.
Actually legally you can only overtake a parked vehicle, pedal cycle, horse or road maintenance vehicle. Pedestrians don't count