Apollo – An open autonomous driving platform
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Re: Apollo – An open autonomous driving platform
#2Interesting, surprised that this isn't submitted yet. This is the project by Baidu. Thanks OP!
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#3How many more projects are going to get launched with the name "apollo"?
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#4These open source driving platforms are an interesting way to test out the limits of liability disclaimers on software. This license has:
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#5Autonomous driving based purely on machine learning from vision is scary. Machine learning is, after all, a statistical method. It's going to do really great most of the time, and really badly once in a while.
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#6Awesome. Now to just get a couple LIDAR cameras...
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#7An open autonomous driving platform - seems great.
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#8Autonomous driving based purely on machine learning from vision is scary. Machine learning is, after all, a statistical method. It's going to do really great most of the time, and really badly once in a while.
The exact same can be said about human drivers. Why do we demand that autonomous driving is 100% safe? I would be completely fine with autonomous cars that sometimes crash, but are still less likely to do so than with human drivers.
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#9Awesome. Now to just get a couple LIDAR cameras...
$500 lidar toy platform https://www.seeedstudio.com/SDP-Mini-RPlidar-Experimental-Pl...
using the "RPLidar A2" https://www.slamtec.com/en/Lidar
looks interesting.
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#10The list of partners looks quite interesting, including Ford, Bosch and Delphi.
It is apparently based on ROS like Autoware.