Wait they actually stopped producing cars for this? I guess nobody was buying them, otherwise that's insane.
Also nuts at this point. Though the latter is good for everyone else as it forces development of alternatives.
Compared to humanoid robots where we might be 10-30 years away from having something that works well.
That proof is due on Monday. The fact it's the future tense is why this is nuts.
> Compared to humanoid robots where we might be 10-30 years away from having something that works well
Software, I agree. The hardware may very well already be achievable, provided they are remote controlled, which could already be economically useful depending on the price tag.
Yeah of course software. That's the hard part. Look at driverless cars - we've had the hardware for it since the 70s.