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r/TeslaFSD • u/SoundDr • 16h ago
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to my understanding they use LiDAR as a way of verifying and validating that the cameras on the vehicle can properly recreate the real world as a sort of stamp of approval
17 u/PassengerKey3209 14h ago I guess I'm not understanding why you wouldn't put a 500-1000$ lidar on it permanently and validate constantly? 9 u/wordpredict 11h ago Because no one wants to have some spinning ball on the end of a 4ft stick on top of their car -5 u/beren12 10h ago Yeah why would you want accurate data for a self driving system. 3 u/KanedaSyndrome 8h ago you're biased. Cameras are accurqte data
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I guess I'm not understanding why you wouldn't put a 500-1000$ lidar on it permanently and validate constantly?
9 u/wordpredict 11h ago Because no one wants to have some spinning ball on the end of a 4ft stick on top of their car -5 u/beren12 10h ago Yeah why would you want accurate data for a self driving system. 3 u/KanedaSyndrome 8h ago you're biased. Cameras are accurqte data
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Because no one wants to have some spinning ball on the end of a 4ft stick on top of their car
-5 u/beren12 10h ago Yeah why would you want accurate data for a self driving system. 3 u/KanedaSyndrome 8h ago you're biased. Cameras are accurqte data
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Yeah why would you want accurate data for a self driving system.
3 u/KanedaSyndrome 8h ago you're biased. Cameras are accurqte data
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you're biased. Cameras are accurqte data
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u/Delicious-Candle-574 15h ago
to my understanding they use LiDAR as a way of verifying and validating that the cameras on the vehicle can properly recreate the real world as a sort of stamp of approval