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You car will see you tomorrow

Before our cars can become the robot slaves we want them to be, taking us here and there and not making us tell them how or when. Before they can  have some sense of vision and common sense, robot slave cars have to be able to reliably see their surrounding environment. Right now, their vision is limited. Environmental factors such ...

Jon Peddie

Before our cars can become the robot slaves we want them to be, taking us here and there and not making us tell them how or when. Before they can  have some sense of vision and common sense, robot slave cars have to be able to reliably see their surrounding environment. Right now, their vision is limited. Environmental factors such as rain, snow, or other blockages can affect a camera’s vision, just like they can block human vision, especially if you wear glasses. In addition to being able to make sense of its surroundings, a robust robot slave vehicle’s perception
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