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I would not trust a robo-taxi that relies entirely on cameras. It really does need lidar/radar and other sensors to work well.
I don't care if it has LIDAR. I wouldn't trust a tesla.
I find it hilarious that my vacuum has lidar and cameras to avoid obstacles, but Tesla can't be bothered
Tesla used to have it, but they removed it since Elon Musk only wanted them to use cameras. They even went as far as to send a software update to older cars to disable the extra sensors and only use the cameras.
It's so Elon can save money
Meep meep
It helps, but humans function without LIDAR (though it can be helpful to them too). I am confident that it is technically possible to drive with just a camera, given sufficient image processing. Is our image processing in 2025 sufficient for the task? That I don't know.
Have you seen the recent video where a tesla fell for a wile e. coyote wall?
I got you fam, I posted a link for the person you responded to.
https://youtube.com/shorts/U1MigIJXJx8
Wile E. Coyote...
I mean I don't like Tesla either and I agree that they should use Lidars but how is a Lidar supposed to solve this issue? It's still a solid surface and the Lidar will still pick it up.
That's the entire point of Mark's test, Tesla doesn't use LIDAR anymore, just plain cameras. LIDAR wouldn't be fooled by such a painted wall, but apparently typical cameras can indeed be fooled.
It's similar to facial recognition unlock, if it doesn't use some form of 3D cameras or sensors, then just a simple photo of you is enough to unlock your phone.
Oh whoops, I misunderstood what the video was supposed to show. Yea that tracks.
The issue isn't image processing, but the logic of these systems. The algorithms/models running autonomous vehicles aren't smart or flexible enough. The current type of systems just aren't advanced enough.
The point of a self-driving car is to be better than a human, and see things that humans don't see (like obstacles that are obscured by fog or rain)