The San Francisco Chronicle got an up-close and personal look at Delphi’s partnership with Mobileye, and the self-driving cars that partnership has produced:
With the race to develop self-driving cars now at an all-out sprint, Delphi and Mobileye believe they possess an edge.
They have developed a system for crowdsourcing the hyper-detailed 3-D maps upon which autonomous vehicles rely. Millions of non-autonomous cars that use Mobileye cameras for lane keeping or collision prevention will create a constant stream of data to map roads and potential obstacles, even temporary ones such as road repair crews or double-parked cars.
Also, this:
“You can’t develop autonomous cars that just follow all the rules, because they’ll just clog cities,” [Mobileye executive Dan] Galves said. “The point is really providing the intelligence and the rules of breaking the rules, if you will — providing some human intuition into the vehicles.”
David Silver 