Driverless autonomous vehicle is now official in Shenzhen
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
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The Intelligent Connected Vehicles Regulation of Shenzhen's Special Economic Zone comes into force on August 1, 2022. This is the first of its kind regulation in China. Following this enforcement, driverless vehicle is now officially legalized on the public road. - Наука та технологія
Imagine every car on the road drives like this...there will be zero accidents and road rage
Imagine an AI thinks the other AIs are going to cross the road so it better stops and let them pass, but every other AI is thinking the same thing.
@@whoeverwhoever400 i guess it can be solved by communication between them
@@mohanrajc7197 yes, this can be resolved easily by AI. actually no AI needed, there is a mechanism called CSMA (Carrier-sense multiple access) in network traffic that can avoid collision and use the channel effeciently.
And average speed of all cars can be much higher.
@@mohanrajc7197 it was researching real time communication atm
Autonomous driving with non-law abiding electric scooters in metropolitan China. Impressed.
Driving will be much safer if all cars are autonomous
yeah, no more ego of macho "drivers"
Who cares?
Can't mix humanoids driving with these autonomous vehicles.
Agree, humans are very un predictable
@@jamesstpatrick8493 Implementing tougher restrictions on obtaining a driving licence is a cheaper and more viable solution.
The sensors are very impressive. This drive would be a challenge to many drivers.
Now in Shenzhen, Wuhan and Shanghai, you can book self-driving taxi already (called 萝卜快跑), welcome to have a try and it's very very cheap (about $0.5 for 10km)
This ai seems fairly aggressive, a US ai would just grind to a halt after the first intersection lol
remember the time AI was racist bc of the training set...
I believe autonomous car algorithm is not universal... maybe a couple years later we can extract the "quantifiable" behaviors from AI algorithm, question like
risk taking behavior within the same subculture
risk taking behavior within the same culure bur different subculture
China is a great example to be studied and Europe...people says Italian/French are bad drivers...so lets see if Tesla algorithm can reflect that or even some Chinese automanufactuers can interpret people's behaviors.
Keep in mind, the software is from Nvidia. That's why it's so good. China is a great testing ground for autonomous vehicles.
This is amazing. Confident and safe. I feel better knowing in the future when I am too old to drive, that this technology will be available to assist.
How much younger will you be if you meditated all those years into “ole age”
Now in Shenzhen, Wuhan and Shanghai, you can book self-driving taxi already (called 萝卜快跑), welcome to have a try and it's very very cheap (about $0.5 for 10km)
Really you just want to get super drunk and have it drive you around 😂
wrr
Wow…this car drives better than a human
It is a human...
@@shawoomco are you serious? how short is your attention spawn? it's a driverless car ... DRIVER-LESS, no human! not human, hello? use google translate or learn english mate
I would have crash3ed in the first 10 mins lmaooo
I live in Shenzhen now, the chaos in traffic is accurately portrayed in this video lol. The beginning of the video is in Futian district near HQB which is a VERY busy area for people selling phones and electronics...thus the packages and scooters everywhere. I do see this company around, doing their testing in Nanshan and Futian. We had a lot of rain in August, I wonder how the cars handled that. Very interesting!
Asians can’t drive
Not as chaos as New York where 7 millions population. Plus poor Chinese have the freedom to drive electronic bicycles and do where ever they want . Americans have no choice and always got pull over the streets and get tickets or become homeless everywhere, truly freedom
@@weizhang2834 NYC has 20 million
@@weizhang2834 Shenzhen has a population of 18 million. 30 minutes away is Guangzhou with a population of 20 million, and just the other side of the river lies 8 million people in Hong Kong. I have been to NYC many times...be thankful for the laws that keep some semblance of order lol
Fake video
If it could work with the crazy traffic in Shenzhen, it could work at anywhere in the world
Maybe. Except for Vietnam or Philippines where there's almost zero rules. A super courteous robotaxi might not be able to move at all. 😐
Not in India lol
@@AndrewManook Hahaha, IDK, seems pretty complicated and busy too. Would love to see if this car can handle such situations also.
Is this the same dashboard view as in "Drive A.I." from San Francisco area "?"
Based on my experience in North America, I can at least say it can easily handle traffic in NA if it can kill it in Shenzhen. But there might be some problems with traffic speed since ppl in NA drive way faster because of less cars on the road.
Really impressive for such a chaotic road!
Wow! I did not expect this to be possible in 2022. I thought, may be in 2040 or later but not now. What is amazing is China transforming from "bicycles in the 1980s" to "driverless cars now" in such a short time, even the advanced Western nations (who revolutionize transportation) cannot have driverless car now on their streets. How China will change the world, starting with 5G technology, not only autonomous driving but also agriculture, medical practices, industrial production, ports, farming, warehousing, etc. Simply amazing---amazing China.
All these happen when your govt does have strong political commitment and visionary.
Prioritize big budget on RnD, not on defense budget.
@@GeorgeMartinus -- I'm not from China, but I do agree with your comment. However I think the most important thing the Chinese political leadership did was to transform their education system. They increased and upgraded their universities many times over, emphasizing on STEM students, so much so that they are graduating some 10 to 11 million graduates every year, with over a million engineers (compared to US's 250,000).
Tesla should be there in 2040🤣
Lol what are you smoking lol. Tesla has this, just the stupid government won't let them implement it. I've seen the same videos of Tesla cars.
Lol China is not leading in any front except cheap, underpaid and abused workers.
The difference between China and the US is, rules and regulations and it is up to the citizens of the US to do extraordinary things. Where China forces you to or suffer the consequences. They don't care if that autonomous car runs someone over. They chalk it up to learning and progress. They are a fundamentally flawed society because, China cares about China, not it's citizens.
What you dont know is Tesla autonomous driverless software was design by China and not mention Tesla, SpaceX, Solar City are Chinese rebranded technology.
Amazing
Their roads are beautiful out there.
I was born in Shenzhen city...
I am from Shenzhen...
@@user-lh4tk2ui9s who cares?
@@JR-vc4gm who cares if you care or not
@@eshuowoshishen8547 who cares if you care I care or not
@@JR-vc4gm
子非鱼安知鱼之乐。😂
It looks more advanced than the Tesla's FSD. I guess these Chinese cars will be coming to US in a near future, it is going to be a super competitive market for Tesla which is good for customers.
The Chinese designed the Tesla's FSD and not to mention Tesla, SpaceX, Solar city are all Chinese rebranded technology incase you didn't know.
The US gov will never allow it lol
Tesla FSD 12.3.3 is far more advanced. But this operates with HD maps, in small pre-mapped areas, which is unreliable but works when it works. Making a promo video like this isn't very hard, Tesla did something similar in 2016. Tesla has about 5000 times more AI training data than DeepRoute.
Oh and these guys have some 100 cars on the road, Tesla has millions.
AI sometimes has a hard time making trade-offs. For example, because the speed is too fast to stop completely, there is a motorcycle and a car in front, and it is difficult for AI to determine who should hit it.
I'm curious whether or not the car drives on a pre-mapped path, or if it was told to drive to X location at random.
It doesn't matter, the video is trying to demonstrate the car's ability to negotiate real-time chaotic traffic conditions, those cannot be mapped
Wow. Tesla's got some healthy competition going on!
Is this the same dashboard view as in "Drive A.I." from San Francisco area "?"
Looks like this thing is just as talkative as our everyday cab driver
the car basically stops whenever there is an object close to the road and it is easy to cause accident as the car behind will not behave as such.....also the car failed to predict the path of pedestrian and steer away from it in advance rather it stood there for a while till the objects stopped moving
I am amazed by this drive but more amazed by the chaos around. It's like nobody actually knows any traffic rules.
You will get used to it if you are in China. haha Actually, people obey the rules better in CBD areas.
The rules are for drivers to learn. If I don't even have a car, why should I learn the rules? The only thing is not to run the red light.
The Robo Driver is awesome.
Driving in Shenzhen looks terrifying o-o
Asians can’t drive
WHy can’t we have this in America yet
Can't believe we've gotten to the point of advance AI era.
Amazing⭐
Man...... I wish I can make that tech.
Very impressive already! A little over cautious in places but I'm sure it'll be improved on with each update.
Keep up the good work!
Better safe than sorry with hindering of progress in auto driving cars
If I was driving in that city, my car would have plenty of dings and scraps lol
Asians can’t drive
What I came for : some AI driving
What I got: escooters going whatever way they want :D
Much more challenging environment than Telsa in USA :)
😆 🤣
That's why the best driverless ai will come from a developing country lol.
Tested in china
More trustworthy
@@byhyew china invests a lot more into AI research than any other nation
The graduation project my advisor expects from me:
Why they put 2 different videos on here?
You can see clearly a gap just above the steering wheel. Not edited smoothly.
The car sensor is not inside the car, the top one is what the sensor see, the bottom one is just for immersion as if you're inside.
Is this a L5 ?
Is this price of 10K USD? and also want to know whether this is purely vision or with fusion of Lidar? seems like lidars. How many test cases and its coverage rate compared with UltraCruise of GM?
can it go revers ? go into parking space? no touch self driving?
Yes, yes, and yes. Auto-parking is even used in cheap cars nowadays.
pretty darn impressive......I assume this is what Tesla is shooting for
What irritates me and makes me doubt the video is the fact that this are two different videos fused together.
The road view is from a different camera than what we see of the inside of the car and therefor it's tough to judge if all is legitemate here.
a czy to auto miało prawojazdy?
I survived 5 years of Taipei city driving, but this Shenzhen traffic is crazy and I think I wouldn't want to drive in such condition because just watcbing this video made me nervious.
simply stunning and outstanding! i m speechless. no words. 😮 😮
i feel like all the system have to work in symthony, if one camera let say malfunction, it will be disaster, that is why human driver skill will never die out in case of emergency, however even that said, i am chinese i feel proud.
My cousin has only one eye and she can still drive. May be the car slows down and just parks and waits for assistance if such a situation arises. Or may be can rely on redundancy or IDK.
Actully it uses radar to scan.... we humans rely on sight.... so the cameras are more for human presentation.....
I have Marvel r (the car used) and it already comes with 5 cameras... for us humans... and 11 radars.. 3 for scanning and 8 for tight surroundins like parking etc....
If human get heart attack while driving, it will be disaster.
Is this level 5?
btw wtf is wrong with shenzhen streets? no traffic rules or what?
Wow please come to America Dana!
If ai cars works in China , it can work anywhere. Period
Fr asians can’t drive
exactly. but when it comes in Europe or US as dailyyyy?
Not really. There are no robo-taxis which can deal with completely snowed over roads.
Not in India.
OK, San Francisco is actually a heaven for autonomous vehicles...
I don't think I can/want to drive in this hell mode of traffic...
publicly traded?
My concern is, what happens just in case any of the sensors get jammed..
You can't drive without sensors. Like a human cannot continue driving, if he suddenly lost his vision.
Very impressive!
"We are autonomous robotic organisms from the planet Cybertron"
Impressive!
nice summary of what goes through a typical human head while driving for uber and lyft - we can now appreciate why human driving is very hard job and tipping your driver is the least what you can do -
I make the same decisions every time I drive, it's not exclusive to taxi drivers other than the fact that they do it all day long.
I love talking driverless robot cars just like that one on the video
This might be better than Tesla's autopilot.
Although it went pass the stop line before the light turned red, it kind of passed the intersection under the red light at 2:06
The light turn red after it entered the intersection. A truck cut in front of it and caused it to come to a complete stop.
@@beebeequail exactly, that is the point. You are not allowed to enter a intersection when you cannot leave it, this "ai" blocked the intersection and passed under red light.. So yeah. Good luck AI, or should I call you Mr. IF-ELSE
@@DivljaVoda What should a human driver do? Continue straight and hit the truck head-on?
@@beebeequail hold on before the intersection, and continue when it its clear that you can go all the way trough. AI cannot do that.
@@DivljaVoda ne još pričekaj petu generaciju A.I
Very good start. Wonder how it would response to an unexpected idiot in another car.
it just showed you how it responded to several idiots in scooters / other cars
Wow, Amazing 👏
Still isnt safe enough.If that thing does its driverless driving around Northern Quarter Manchester on a hugely busy Saturday night or especially Saturday night on Peter Street Manchester i can see it ploughing into people at some point injuring or killing someone..
I wonder how well it will be here in Indonesia
me too
This would be easier if the majority of road users were also autonomous. For the moment, it should be limited for use on less congested roads.
2:07 CMIIW. Isn't that a red light?
China is becoming such a country for innovation
why don't the in car graphics match the superimposed one's and why is the camera view of the road faked and overlaid onto the car where the windscreen would be so can't even see the car bonnet?
its serched by lidar，not camera，
Very good wow and look strong safety Autonomous car. 👍🏻
Excuse me. please allow me to use the autonomous vehicle video for a few seconds to complete the content. Thank You🙏🙏
yes. feel free to edit. Let us know and tag us if you want to publish on your channel :)
@@deeproute5907 ok. Thanks for your allow🙏. I will tag your channel if I publis my content.
Not to bad. But, for next test I would add blizzard, mud on sensors and snow on the lines on the road.
Shenzhen doesn't snow
Yes there are no robo-taxis which can deal with completely snowed over roads never mind blizzards. tech for true level 5 FSD is still quite far off (despite Musk's rants). Humans still reign supreme at tasks like driving cars (although computers can crush any human on chess).
id be surprised if this level 5 autonomous yet as many have not succesfully achieved this as of yet
HD mapped roads with lidar.
Only level 4. There is no level 5 autonomy yet - able to drive anytime anywhere
@@springer-qb4dv there is level 5. its only used by military.
The robot is too polite a driver. Human Taxi driver would NOT have let anyone cut in front. Or cuss out all the E-scooters, pedestrians, trolleys.
the hardest part of algorithm was faking the windscreen! 😂🤣
I hope it keeps learning because the first thing a human is going to do seeing a driverless car is ignore it and walk in front of it or drive in front of it.
so when will this be normal, 2025?
Amazing!
It's good you don't need to drive yourself but if the system is hacked then what will be?
I'm sure he's ::tha-thump-thump:: safe.
Wow what the hell, is this really level 5 (that is without even safety officer and under any environment)?
impressive do you use hd mapping?
Looks like better than Tesla, but still all lines was very clear. If the lines on road left may have problems. We see soon if was a positive change in Autonomous system. Telsa was not even close perfect.
I would love to if the assistant voice also provide cursing word LMAO
7:21 that gives some anxiety levels lol almost failed there
Yes, it wanted to hit him so badly.
relax bro, its the video edit to make it seems closer , still has abit range for sure
Never seen this type of traffic/human activity in any tesla fsd videos
"Never block the road" -- Stops in the middle of the intersection
Wow ... just incredible
Automated transit coming fast
I guess that would explain why waymo and other companies promptly took their robotaxis off the streets. When you start to put all your trust in AI, you become completely dependent on it and when something goes wrong, and it will, no one will know what to do
this is intresting and funny, wonderful¬!
Will tesla be shocked?
Why? Waymo has been doing this for years. This is a geofenced lidar solution.
Good drive
This car is causing multiple hazards on it's trip because it's trying to be safe above all else when literally no one near it is driving that way. It's like driving 60 mph on a road where everyone else is going 80.
Also, the pedestrians / cyclists in asian cultures have developed habits of weaving through oncoming traffic based on what they think the driver is probably going to do. This car changes all of that and you could see it in the pedestrians hesitations.
In America, it'd be carjacked the moment it leaves the lot.
Soon enough it will learn to lock itself and call the police lol.
It looks legit, although the video is badly overlaid on the vehicle interior because the video was take on TOP of the car, not from the inside. Just a bit dodgy editing/merging really. I couldn't fault it mostly but looks like good progress.
i saw similar kind of editing/merging. For me, it looks very real, feels like i'm sitting in the front and handling all the traffic.
It's definitely real, this tech has been in the West for over a decade though, just not released publicly, yet
@@aj897 lol
@@aj897 yeah, sure. And superpower too
Amazing.
With so many scooters going like that, tesla will be crazy!!
Tesla goes on fire instead lol
sounds like a great test scenario for tesla, and see what happens, but I seem to agree with you at first glance. The green line of this technology seems longer and less prone to hesitancy. Also wondering if this is LIDAR or something like that.
Seems like it works better than Tesla autopilot!
1:49 "green light"? More like yellow then red and I'll sit in the middle of the road and blame all the bicycles. LOL
Looks great with one car, bc is driving safely and others also react to it when it makes some mistake. How will one AI car react to another AI car? how will AI safedriving/hesitation react to other AI hesitation? How will micro decisions of human vs human compare to AI car to AI car?
Looking great nontheless
I wonder how the car react if hits someone by accident 🤔
Please test in Vietnam :)
Ahí no hay normas de tráfico??
jaja parece que no, como un idioma, más excepciones que reglas..
@@SinergiaAlUnisono Pues una IA cuando cada uno hace lo que quiere no creo que sirva de mucho
there are occasional discrepancies between the overlayed virtual environment and the one displayed on the central dashboard. but overall seems legit.
There are driverless Robotaxi in China now. You can go there and take a ride.
Is noone going to talk about the bump at 03:00 then? lol