Self-Driving Cars How Tesla FSD handles my 45-minute commute in dark/rain

How Tesla FSD handles my 45-minute commute in dark/rain
Short clip of Openpilot 0.7.4 navigating a tight street
Sensor fusion SE vs computer vision engineer in this industry?
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How Tesla FSD handles my 45-minute commute in dark/rain

Posted: 05 May 2020 10:19 AM PDT

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Short clip of Openpilot 0.7.4 navigating a tight street

Posted: 05 May 2020 04:36 PM PDT

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Sensor fusion SE vs computer vision engineer in this industry?

Posted: 05 May 2020 03:59 PM PDT

I am a computer vision SE for a small autonomous driving project. While it is challenging, I personally do not find it that rewarding. I coded a vehicle detection system, but I don't really feel proud of accomplishing this even though it's not that trivial. I have always been interested in sensor fusion. Unfortunately, the car only has a camera and our sensors are not here yet. So I can't gain actual experience writing sensor fusion or calibration algorithms.

For some reason it seems like a lot of people gravitate toward CV. If you work in the field (software) engineering sensors, do you find it rewarding? How big of a leap is it from computer vision? I know it involves learning SLAM and heavy math but I'd rather do that then what I'm doing now

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Argo AI emerges as quiet leader in self driving landscape

Posted: 05 May 2020 05:58 AM PDT