Don't worry all the insects are dying so give it a couple of years and it won't be an issue.
maybe teach it to read facial expressions?Indeed, and it can be hard to tell the difference with only eyes, especially fixed monocular eyes! Perhaps this is the explanation for all these videos of Teslas mowing down pretend children - the dumber than Father Dougal AI thought they were adults but further away!
And a light sensor in the driver seat. When the pants become brown, that overtake was probably too fast or too close.
Important point there about the ethics of autonomous driving. The classic example being, does the car that cannot stop steer toward the granny or the schoolgirl. What about little people?
Depends on whether you have a monthly subscription to the ethics package. The default is the child. Least likely to be a shareholder.
Clearly the equitable solution here is to aim to take them both out, and reversing and having another go if one inconveniently dodges.
Human choice shows when a person will drive off the road or into a tree to avoid rabbits etc.
Strange that the model X pictured still has ultra sonic sensors in the front bumper. Not sure if USS were removed from recent X and S deliveries in the US and if not, would have thought that they would have been chopped with the HW4 revision. Unless Tesla have done a U-turn?
But this is Tesla we are taking about - extra cameras are for a VR headset so games can be fully immersive.
Perhaps they realise that asking people to spend $120k+ on a car without parking sensors was even more ridiculous than on one costing half that (where it is also still ridiculous).
Quite wide so good for stereo vision / measuring distances, seeing round junctions/obstacles.
