Self-Driving Vehicles
02-01-22, 02:08 PM
#916
Lexus Fanatic
02-01-22, 02:08 PM
#917
Lexus Champion
If this is a recall Windows has been recalled thousands of times. I wonder if this will actually cause more accidents people are accustomed to other drivers slightly rolling through stops if you come to a dead stop that may throw off people behind you and cause accidents.
No.
No.
02-01-22, 04:51 PM
#918
Lexus Fanatic
02-01-22, 05:01 PM
#919
Lexus Fanatic
I'm surprised that, with the speed and red-light-cameras we have, there aren't more cameras that snag people who refuse to come to a stop before turning right on a red. If that isn't bad enough, I've seen cases where they don't even slow down, but whip around right through the turn at speed.
02-01-22, 05:08 PM
#920
Lexus Fanatic
02-01-22, 05:16 PM
#922
Lexus Fanatic
iTrader: (20)
this thread isn't about red light cameras.
02-01-22, 05:24 PM
#923
Lexus Fanatic
02-01-22, 06:50 PM
#924
Lexus Fanatic
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03-27-22, 10:23 AM
#925
Lexus Fanatic
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amg hot laps with no driver input.
(note this video link will not start from the beginning but you can go back and see all the lead up)
(note this video link will not start from the beginning but you can go back and see all the lead up)
Last edited by bitkahuna; 03-27-22 at 10:31 AM.
03-27-22, 10:06 PM
#927
You guys who stand for all this full self driving tech are brave. There is no way in hell I will ever let a car drive itself for me. Too much can go wrong. Too many sensors and cameras needed among other things. Then all that technology has to be maintained. Sensors and camera lenses to be cleaned so they can detect exactly what is going on. Something goes wrong and can affect other aspects of the self driving tech.
Think about the complexity of a car driving itself through a major city or you're on I-5 doing 70 and there's an accident so your car has to suddenly slow down. I can't imagine how anyone would be 100% comfortable with their car automatically driving itself.
Those who think their car will work for them while they're not using it are living in a fantasy world. I've heard of people on the internet saying they will stay at home or go to the beach while they have their car drive people around for some taxi service. Not happening.
I don't want to hear something about people in 1905 not being able to picture motor vehicles in 1980. It was just an evolution of the Model T times 10. A vehicle with a steering wheel, brakes, wipers, seats, etc. The concept is the same but it became more refined as the years went on.
To not have any control over a vehicle when driving is COMPLETELY different. Relying entirely on technology for something potentially dangerous as driving is not a good idea. Those driving aids like lane assist, auto braking, lane centering, etc are bad enough and encourage laziness among drivers.
Then I have to see morons posting youtube videos trying to be cute by sitting in the backseat playing on their phone (presumably tick tock) while their car is driving. It's all too much for me.
Think about the complexity of a car driving itself through a major city or you're on I-5 doing 70 and there's an accident so your car has to suddenly slow down. I can't imagine how anyone would be 100% comfortable with their car automatically driving itself.
Those who think their car will work for them while they're not using it are living in a fantasy world. I've heard of people on the internet saying they will stay at home or go to the beach while they have their car drive people around for some taxi service. Not happening.
I don't want to hear something about people in 1905 not being able to picture motor vehicles in 1980. It was just an evolution of the Model T times 10. A vehicle with a steering wheel, brakes, wipers, seats, etc. The concept is the same but it became more refined as the years went on.
To not have any control over a vehicle when driving is COMPLETELY different. Relying entirely on technology for something potentially dangerous as driving is not a good idea. Those driving aids like lane assist, auto braking, lane centering, etc are bad enough and encourage laziness among drivers.
Then I have to see morons posting youtube videos trying to be cute by sitting in the backseat playing on their phone (presumably tick tock) while their car is driving. It's all too much for me.
03-28-22, 06:18 AM
#928
Lexus Champion
You guys who stand for all this full self driving tech are brave. There is no way in hell I will ever let a car drive itself for me. Too much can go wrong. Too many sensors and cameras needed among other things. Then all that technology has to be maintained. Sensors and camera lenses to be cleaned so they can detect exactly what is going on. Something goes wrong and can affect other aspects of the self driving tech.
Think about the complexity of a car driving itself through a major city or you're on I-5 doing 70 and there's an accident so your car has to suddenly slow down. I can't imagine how anyone would be 100% comfortable with their car automatically driving itself.
Those who think their car will work for them while they're not using it are living in a fantasy world. I've heard of people on the internet saying they will stay at home or go to the beach while they have their car drive people around for some taxi service. Not happening.
I don't want to hear something about people in 1905 not being able to picture motor vehicles in 1980. It was just an evolution of the Model T times 10. A vehicle with a steering wheel, brakes, wipers, seats, etc. The concept is the same but it became more refined as the years went on.
To not have any control over a vehicle when driving is COMPLETELY different. Relying entirely on technology for something potentially dangerous as driving is not a good idea. Those driving aids like lane assist, auto braking, lane centering, etc are bad enough and encourage laziness among drivers.
Then I have to see morons posting youtube videos trying to be cute by sitting in the backseat playing on their phone (presumably tick tock) while their car is driving. It's all too much for me.
Think about the complexity of a car driving itself through a major city or you're on I-5 doing 70 and there's an accident so your car has to suddenly slow down. I can't imagine how anyone would be 100% comfortable with their car automatically driving itself.
Those who think their car will work for them while they're not using it are living in a fantasy world. I've heard of people on the internet saying they will stay at home or go to the beach while they have their car drive people around for some taxi service. Not happening.
I don't want to hear something about people in 1905 not being able to picture motor vehicles in 1980. It was just an evolution of the Model T times 10. A vehicle with a steering wheel, brakes, wipers, seats, etc. The concept is the same but it became more refined as the years went on.
To not have any control over a vehicle when driving is COMPLETELY different. Relying entirely on technology for something potentially dangerous as driving is not a good idea. Those driving aids like lane assist, auto braking, lane centering, etc are bad enough and encourage laziness among drivers.
Then I have to see morons posting youtube videos trying to be cute by sitting in the backseat playing on their phone (presumably tick tock) while their car is driving. It's all too much for me.
03-28-22, 07:20 AM
#929
There has been zero progress in self driving tech in the last five years - Tesla FSD is still the same garbage that has even regressed without radars, others are either exactly where they were 5 years ago, and many are abandoning ship. At this rate of progress, much like I predicted, this tech will never amount to anything besides irritating driver assist.
03-28-22, 08:09 AM
#930
Lexus Fanatic
iTrader: (20)
Och you must not be following news on this... Google's Waymo has quietly been making progress...
https://www.reuters.com/technology/a...co-2022-03-22/
https://www.reuters.com/technology/a...co-2022-03-22/