If that's the best Uber can produce then they ought to hang their heads in shame. Unless it was doctored with... as I find it hard to believe they'd put such rubbish quality cameras in their trials.
If that's the best Uber can produce then they ought to hang their heads in shame. Unless it was doctored with... as I find it hard to believe they'd put such rubbish quality cameras in their trials.
Do you trust Uber to provide unedited raw video, or would they process it to increase contrast, make it appear that nothing was visible in the dark areas of the frame, reduce the resolution, drop frames, etc.?
Edit: Nevermind. Someone posted a picture of the car's interior, below and there's no computer screen.
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/03/police-chief-said-uber-...
Please check the videos out.
Is that the same cam used by the AI to detect obstacles?
I would expect a safe self driving car to include IR cameras that can be more cautious about moving warm blooded creatures.
Surely some more detailed telemetry data would reveal whether the main issue is with the sensors or with the algorithm.