Posted by Determined on May 26, 2021 at 06:51:33 from (216.130.212.201):
In Reply to: Self Driving Trucks posted by showcrop on May 26, 2021 at 03:30:57:
While nothing is impossible I still believe there are many many hurdles to address before it could ever become a reality.
How is a computer controlled vehicle going to respond to;
-A steering tire blowing out
-A deer jumping out in front of it
-A tree or rocks falling on the road
-Load restraints coming loose during the trip
-Mud, snow, ice build up on sensors
-Would a computer be able to make the split second decision to swerve or drive into the ditch when a child suddenly walks in front of it?
If so which ditch? Is there any oncoming traffic? What direction is going to cause the least amount of damage?
-Then of course there are the hackers that have nothing better to do than see how they can mess with the control systems.
Say a duck flies in front of the truck, does it lock up the brakes? Does it swerve? Does it ignore it?
How about a piece of paper or plastic blowing around in front of it's sensors?
I remember when I was a kid in school we thought it was great fun to spit on a sheet of paper and stick it to the wall knowing that by the wee hours of the morning it would dry out, fall to the ground, set off the motion detectors and activate the alarm system.
If we could think up stuff like that at a young age then I hate to think what kids that without stopping to comprehend the magnitude of their actions might come up with.
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