I know I am late to the party but I was actually able to visit them in 2018. They are using all cell services they can get and use the strongest signal. This way, if one fails, they just switch to another network that is up.
it's autonomous + teleoperated, if internet goes out I suppose it just goes to autonomous mode, and depending on the setting either pulls over or continues or alerts the person in the car to take over, etc
whenever someone has an idea that involves the risk of someones life - - they should probably think long & hard about the potential damage that can occur... i see this as a red flag
I had this idea to develop since several years but i am neither a technical guy nor an engineer. But, i got this idea to save the lives in india. Many accidents in india happened due to sleeping while driving. So, this idea helps for sure. If i get a chance i want to buy one and run it on my road in india.
I am a control engineer and I want to do some research in remote driving applications. So, could you propose to me some articles and documents/books in this field? And what challenges do we face?
A Man yes it will. Before writing stupid things online, next time, trying reading a bit about satellites networks for internet connectivity and educate yourself.
Why would the passenger be "stranded in the vehicle"? Do they not know how to drive? There's no way the lag delay makes this safe, ESPECIALLY on a cell network! 3 HD video feeds over 4g??? This is batshit crazy. Imagine that giant truck losing a connection and just plowing into everything. Where do they even see a cost savings? You still have to pay a driver, is he going to be that much cheaper if he sits in an office? Is this going to get outsourced to India to keep the costs down?
did you see the whole video? The goal is to assist self driving cars in difficult situations. It saves money on highway driving because one driver will be controlling multiple cars.
This is cool but I wouldn’t trust myself or yet the general public using this. What are the chances some psychopath hacking you and mowing down a bunch of people
Whatever game that is, it has the best graphics
Useful for semi trucks for sure. That way truck drivers can drive from home(or hang out at truck stops all day LOL)
Now pc drivers can earn money. The new "uber".
Imagine getting a lag-spike and running over a few pedestrians.
GTA was actually a simulator
What if the internet goes out.
thats not ontrolled by internet alone bruh ..
Mr CJ I live in France. The internet almost never dies, whether it's optic fiber or 4G.
they will always have something in place
I know I am late to the party but I was actually able to visit them in 2018. They are using all cell services they can get and use the strongest signal. This way, if one fails, they just switch to another network that is up.
it's autonomous + teleoperated, if internet goes out I suppose it just goes to autonomous mode, and depending on the setting either pulls over or continues or alerts the person in the car to take over, etc
What could possibly go wrong?
whenever someone has an idea that involves the risk of someones life - - they should probably think long & hard about the potential damage that can occur... i see this as a red flag
fred flintstone bad connection?a car that lagging on hightway tp back and forward lol
Nacho Chips no shot Sherlock, he was joking and his comments are rather sarcastic
Audrian Rafaladhika if you like sarcasm let me know. I don't have much of a sense of humor but I know people that do.
@@nachochips8090 yes but they should also think about the damage that it could help prevent.
I had this idea to develop since several years but i am neither a technical guy nor an engineer. But, i got this idea to save the lives in india. Many accidents in india happened due to sleeping while driving. So, this idea helps for sure. If i get a chance i want to buy one and run it on my road in india.
This is going to be the future of Taxi services outsourced to a foreign country
Indians gonna be driving remote taxis
@@AZ-rg3rffuture taxi drivers could be office workers sitting in front their driving simulators in an office located in India
How do we know if Waymo and fsd aren’t remote controlled?
Anybody rewatching this after Robotaxi Cybervan 10/10?
This look like a smart way to replace expensive local drivers by cheaper ones as long as the data communication channel can handle it.
I am a control engineer and I want to do some research in remote driving applications.
So, could you propose to me some articles and documents/books in this field? And what challenges do we face?
You all are too smart.
Engineers and journalists both.
C'mon. Where are the flying cars already?! #Jetsons
Wander Lust
Humans and computers have proven barely capable of driving normal cars. Now you want them to fly?
Wander Lust They are on the way
Never.
Sangat dibutuhkan buat memantau perkebunan mobil yang saya bayangkan akankah kedepan terwujud
If WAYMO ever needed this technology of few cameras and and gaming rig, I think thay could easily make it.
Cool article 😎😎😎😎😎😎
I like this idea
How you judge the car width when you drive like that?
This is ridiculous. Even in the best case scenarios you're looking at very high input and rtt lag. This will never be safe or scalable
is that a logitech racing wheel?
yup. they couldn't even upgrade to a thrustmaster.. talk about savings $$$ 😂
Ok that truck was so created by gamers who played watch dogs legion
Imagine a black out in the office and every driver is on the highway
generators
I gonna make something like this one day
What happens when you lose network?
5G connectivity should be everywhere in a few years time plus like a drone flying home, in case of issues, the car could just park.
Becoming Vincent Sure internet's
Totally gonna exist in the middle of the sahara in a few years,
Where did you get such a stupid idea?
A Man yes it will. Before writing stupid things online, next time, trying reading a bit about satellites networks for internet connectivity and educate yourself.
What happens when airt traffic loses network..... There are redundancies upon redundancies to keep things working.
I'll believe it when I see it
Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$
It may take a lot more than this technology to make these vehicles 100% safe & reliable on the roads?
2:31 hi, javascript btw)
how do you do that?
Wizard of Oz technology
Remeber the last fast and furious zombie car scene... Great horror...
More insight into the future of transportation …
That truck is the future of business transportation.
Why would the passenger be "stranded in the vehicle"? Do they not know how to drive? There's no way the lag delay makes this safe, ESPECIALLY on a cell network! 3 HD video feeds over 4g??? This is batshit crazy. Imagine that giant truck losing a connection and just plowing into everything. Where do they even see a cost savings? You still have to pay a driver, is he going to be that much cheaper if he sits in an office? Is this going to get outsourced to India to keep the costs down?
did you see the whole video? The goal is to assist self driving cars in difficult situations. It saves money on highway driving because one driver will be controlling multiple cars.
Why?
"impossible?" why?
This is cool but I wouldn’t trust myself or yet the general public using this. What are the chances some psychopath hacking you and mowing down a bunch of people
Or you could like.. drive it yourself
Why aren’t drive thrus in driving tests? Sheesh I’ve been driving for 20 years and still struggle with them!
welcome the new car bombs
uber driverless cars lost their road licence and laid off 2000 from their research centre
anyone know if tesla already doing this? I would think they would be all over it?
"Fleet of driverless vehicles go on deadly rampage in terrorist hack."
fleet of autopiloting planes crash all over the world.... it doesnt happen.
The entity going on a rampage in this case would be a human hacker accessing the remote control, not the auto-pilot.
cant beat a girl in a tractor
Ridiculous and irrational to even come up with the idea at all.
Michael Y can you elaborate why?
Jason C Because it's not like there's a person in the car that can take control already...
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They shut down already.
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Ok
Getaway car for bank robbery??
logitech g29 :D
Liberalism is what this is
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Cool technology, but why? And no thanks
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Truck driving
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Yay, I'm early
CovidImages need to be invested more than half19
What a scam! So this is how all those scammers use taxpayer funded grants. They actually have a remote control driver to drive remotely!
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I don't think they are taxpayer funded.