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    Self-Driving Cars Aurora is finally ready to show the world what it’s been up to

    January 24, 2020

    Self-Driving Cars Aurora is finally ready to show the world what it’s been up to

    Aurora is finally ready to show the world what it’s been up to

    Posted: 24 Jan 2020 10:40 AM PST

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    Question about OpenPilot on Subaru EyeSight vs Toyota Safey Sense 2.0

    Posted: 24 Jan 2020 02:22 PM PST

    I'm looking to buy an AWD car that is fully supported by OpenPilot. I've mainly been looking at used 2019 RAV4 XLE. But a cheaper alternative would be a 2018-19 Subaru CrossTrek with EyeSight. I'm not finding many videos on YouTube demonstrating OpenPilot with Subaru EyeSight. Is it just as good? Or worth the extra couple thousand for the Toyota?

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    Also, (not OpenPilot related) a lot of these new-ish used cars are from rental companies with less than 20,000 miles on them. Anyone with experience or concerns about purchasing a used rental car with low mileage?

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    Using Self driving car tech as assisted driving

    Posted: 24 Jan 2020 10:14 AM PST

    I love the idea and tech of self driving cars and want it so badly because of how it could change commutes for everyone. I know that it is still in its infancy, so I had an idea, while driving to work, for a possibility with using the tech.

    A little background my wife doesn't drive at all and possibly will never be able to drive due to being epileptic. She can have a petit mal seizure which could cause her not able to pay attention for usually less than 15 seconds, and with driving that could prove disastrous. I know this is a case for many people in the world be it epileptic, or a different disability or even for older drivers. My idea was if we found a way to use the self driving, or auto pilot techs to act as a driver assistance. Say someone who has a disability and is unable to focus for a 15 second period or anything like that the tech would help to drive the car when the person's disability causes them unable to. This is also why I am a huge fan of self driving cars because I would love one for my wife, so she could get to work on her own without having to worry about the US's terrible public transportation system or expensive Uber/Lyft rides.

    What are your guys thoughts on this idea? Also do any of you know if there are companies that are thinking about this or working on it?

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    How much does cartographying in 3D + labelling each element cost to Waymo?

    Posted: 24 Jan 2020 04:31 AM PST

    I'm currently writing a video about Tesla Autopilot vs Waymo Robotaxis (might include other solutions like mobileye if interresting). I'm wondering how much does cartographying and labelling the environment cost to Waymo?

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    Considering buying Comma Two and had some questions

    Posted: 23 Jan 2020 05:00 PM PST

    Hello! I was considering buying the new Comma Two but I had a few questions/concerns I was hoping some of yall here would be kind enough to help me with.

    1. I understand it takes over my car's stock systems, will auto emergency breaking still work? Even if I dont have openpilot engaged?

    2. How well does it do in construction zones with orange cones over the lines or highways with tar lines? Will those interfere?

    3. If I unplug it does that car's systems automatically revert back to stock?

    Thank you for reading, I'm a little new to all this and I appreciate any advice!

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    Steering electric brushless motor

    Posted: 23 Jan 2020 09:59 PM PST

    Hi All

    Has anyone in the community come up with a physical brushless motor steering assist for off road applications? Like an ez steer https://agriculture.trimble.com/product/ez-steer-assisted-steering-system/

    Any idea who makes the motors that roll on the wheel or take over the steering boss..

    Thanks in advance

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