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Check out this video, it works really well: link to this video ("Riding in a Self Driving Car - With Nobody Up Front")
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Riding in a Self Driving Car - With Nobody Up Front | JJRicks Rides With Waymo #1
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A passenger records multiple rides in Waymo's fully driverless Level 4 autonomous vehicles in Phoenix, demonstrating real-world navigation and edge cases.
Thanks for watching! Visit jjricks.com to easily search and view all timestamps in the series. Check out the whole series playlist: jrj.pw/waymo ✉️ Contact ✉️ twitter.com/jjricks_ reddit.com/u/jjricks joel@jjricks.com ♥️ Support the series ♥️ Thanks so much to the patrons for making this video possible! patreon.com/jjricks One-time donation: ko-fi.com/jjricks Waymo Phoenix referral code for $10 off your first ride: JOELHFGS Thank you! I take a few rides in Waymo's fleet of SAE Level 4 fully self-driving cars. Chapters: Ride #1 Ride #2 Ride #3 Ride #4 Highlights: Three point turn - Avoiding rogue truck - Somewhat a construction zone - Busy unprotected left turn - Two tight squeezes - Gun it! - Cul De Sac - How to summon a ride - Construction zone - Avoiding reckless guy on unprotected left turn - Parking lot mayhem - Parking lot mayhem 2: pedestrians -Why it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Pointed to as real-world proof of functioning Level 4 autonomous driving technology operating without a safety driver.
drawkboxon Hacker News • Mentions
On “Walmart delivery powered by Cruise – Self-driving deliveries are here”
…part the operation is solid, very few incidents like the "cone" incident where the cone was just in between LiDAR and CV detection and probably caused a covering of the line that confused the decision process. These types of issues are best to resolve in a baseline test with little change before the more challenging ones. 1 link 2 link 3 link to this video 4 link…
kobalskyon Hacker News • Mentions
On “Felony charges are first in a fatal crash involving Autopilot”
link to this video can't you get a ride in phoenix like today with waymo? or is not open to the public? I mean I understand that their AI is not perfect but it doesn't seem like a pipe dream
kobalskyon Hacker News • Mentions
On “A 2030 Self-Driving Car Bet”
yeah I reckon they started on the easiest place to implement. but it's still impressive seeing the thing driving around a shopping mall parking lot with pedestrian traffic, they put a lot of trust in this thing: link to this video