I'm still waiting for one that advertises that it can drive a rural road in the Midwest after sunset in the winter with poor cell reception as it goes through valleys.
All of the demonstrations I've seen so far have been restricted to well mapped city roads where there's no snow or climate originated navigational hazards worse than fog.
While getting it working for Seattle to San Diego, Phoenix, Texas and maybe New York City... I want to see it in December in Minneapolis, Chicago, and Denver.
The existing 80% solution of the major metro areas in favorable climates may be good, but the flip side of Pareto is that the remaining 20% of time takes up the next 80% of the allocated budget.
All of the demonstrations I've seen so far have been restricted to well mapped city roads where there's no snow or climate originated navigational hazards worse than fog.
While getting it working for Seattle to San Diego, Phoenix, Texas and maybe New York City... I want to see it in December in Minneapolis, Chicago, and Denver.
The existing 80% solution of the major metro areas in favorable climates may be good, but the flip side of Pareto is that the remaining 20% of time takes up the next 80% of the allocated budget.