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NEW 1 hour unedited Mobileye autonomous drive in Munich
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EVNow
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I thought they had cameras in production cars like the Nissan ones.What contraption on the roof? AFAIK, Mobileye uses 12 cameras integrated in to the car. This is what Mobileye's autonomous cars look like:
yes, with whatever maps they need - assuming it covers more than some trivial number of roads.
The question is highly relevant because we have seen a number of such demos from a lot of companies over the years, including Tesla. One thing they all have in common is that the vendor has completely control over the route and post-production of the video. They can make sure the NN works well on the route chosen, for eg.
They probably do. I just grabbed a google image of a typical test vehicle they use. I think that image is the test vehicle they used in the Jerusalem demo.
DanCar
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Better view.they've stuck the B pillar cameras on the roof!?
Update! There will be 2 mobileye presentations next week. One on Monday the 11th and one on Tuesday the 12th. The Tuesday one is titled "under the hood with Amnon"
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS FROM MOBILEYE AT CES:
- Automated, worldwide autonomous vehicle (AV) mapping capability allows Mobileye to expand its AV test fleets; new vehicles expected in Detroit, Tokyo, Shanghai, Paris and (pending regulation) New York City early this year.
- Intel brings its XPU strategy, expertise and manufacturing capability in silicon photonics to develop a lidar system-on-chip (SoC) for Mobileye use in AVs starting in 2025.
- Mobileye plans a software-defined radar customized to autonomous vehicles.
- Mobileye reveals that cars using its existing technology have mapped nearly 1 billion kilometers globally, with more than 8 million kilometers mapped daily.
Driving in NYC has to be the ultimate test. I'm surprised by that one.
So that would equal every road in the U S including Alaska and Hawaii Why is it that every time these companies mention AVs to take us anywhere we want to go they mention they are only 4 years away
AVs taking us anywhere is a has not been promised by serious AV companies very much at all. This is one of the first times it is being mentioned. And they are still not promising AVs taking you anywhere in 4 years. They are just saying they are working on a global map data and have a plan for it. And they plan to have their AV hardware ready for consumer vehicles by around 2025.
If some mobileye powered consumer AVs launch in 2025 (more than likely gets delayed), they certainly won't take you anywhere, but only approved places with enough data and validation.
Nice video tour of the camera-only FSD on Mobileye. 12 cameras + 2 eyeQ5 chips and a PC.
boonedocks
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Love that view at 1:30. I guess while you are parked and getting gas you can use that massive hardware for mining Bitcoin.
Love that view at 1:30. I guess while you are parked and getting gas you can use that massive hardware for mining Bitcoin.
Well he does say that everything will eventually go on the 2 eyeQ5 chips. That's just a temporary set up for their test vehicles. The final consumer product won't look like that.
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
Marketing #101FAIL don't show a trunk full of huge electric consuming electronics if you don't have too. Just say it will run on 2 eyeQ5 chips and flash a picture of a couple of them.
All dev computers look like that, that's how you test everything. Mobileye isn't interested in marketing.
boonedocks
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Don't disagree with dev computers look like that at all....just not necessary to show a trunk full of junk in a promotion video
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