Young people around the world are opting to forgo their drivers license, in favor of other kinds of mobility.
From Uber, to public transit, there is another contender entering the ring - self-driving cars.
But as you might have noticed, they are still quite rare on the streets today. What's up with that ?
A few recommendations on self-driving technology, if you are interested
The latter half of these podcasts go into some of the grief that people have with self-driving cars, and an up-to-date look at why there is pushback on the deployment of autonomous robotaxis.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/18/podcasts/sam-bankman-fried-goes-to-jail-back-to-school-with-ai-and-a-self-driving-car-update.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/11/podcasts/dont-scrape-me-bro-the-activists-sabotaging-self-driving-cars-and-how-reddit-beat-a-rebellion.html
https://www.theverge.com/autonomous-cars
The Verge has an interesting checkin regarding self-driving cars, which goes into some of the points that I didn't have the time to go over in the video. From the collision rate of self-driving vehicles (which do get into accidents, but in most cases, are crashed into by human drivers), to the false advertising of Tesla's full self-driving which has caused many to trust these cars...
They also go into the debate around Lidar, which is a whole other rabbit hole.
https://youtu.be/pUtJ8HPZRkw
On Lidar, we've gotten used to those spinning Lidar sensors hanging off of Waymo or Cruise taxis we see in the press, but another kind of lidar exists, and is what Deeproute uses - solid-state lidar.
The availability and cost of these solid state lidars is the reason they are able to shrink the price of their self-driving system to a few thousand USD, though I would imagine there are some tradeoffs - it's quite hard to get up-to-date information on this.
If you're curious about the fundamentals :
https://youtu.be/uPqzo29Q9Wc
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Young people around the world are opting to forgo their drivers license, in favor of other kinds of mobility.
From Uber, to public transit, there is another contender entering the ring - self-driving cars.
But as you might have noticed, they are still quite rare on the streets today. What's up with that ?
A few recommendations on self-driving technology, if you are interested
The latter half of these podcasts go into some of the grief that people have with self-driving cars, and an up-to-date look at why there is pushback on the deployment of autonomous robotaxis.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/18/podcasts/sam-bankman-fried-goes-to-jail-back-to-school-with-ai-and-a-self-driving-car-update.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/11/podcasts/dont-scrape-me-bro-the-activists-sabotaging-self-driving-cars-and-how-reddit-beat-a-rebellion.html
https://www.theverge.com/autonomous-cars
The Verge has an interesting checkin regarding self-driving cars, which goes into some of the points that I didn't have the time to go over in the video. From the collision rate of self-driving vehicles (which do get into accidents, but in most cases, are crashed into by human drivers), to the false advertising of Tesla's full self-driving which has caused many to trust these cars...
They also go into the debate around Lidar, which is a whole other rabbit hole.
https://youtu.be/pUtJ8HPZRkw
On Lidar, we've gotten used to those spinning Lidar sensors hanging off of Waymo or Cruise taxis we see in the press, but another kind of lidar exists, and is what Deeproute uses - solid-state lidar.
The availability and cost of these solid state lidars is the reason they are able to shrink the price of their self-driving system to a few thousand USD, though I would imagine there are some tradeoffs - it's quite hard to get up-to-date information on this.
If you're curious about the fundamentals :
https://youtu.be/uPqzo29Q9Wc
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