I watched both videos, and the only difference that I can see is that the font is different in the equations and I think they redid the graphic at the 1:50 mark.....
but seriusly, why cars didnt have a simple sensor system like distance from next car that calculates from your current sped if you are at safe distance to brake or not and then give you a visual or sound alarm? its something achieved easily with an arduino.
Please do more installments on autonomous driving, problems Teslas have had, software developments, sensor improvements and function, anything at all would be great. Thanks.
how about the safety of people outside a car? we never talk about street getting so dangerous for pedestrians and cyclist, only the safety of car passengers. cars are becoming like weapons on streets and drivers are getting more dangerous
As a cyclist who got hit by a driver who didn't see me, I avoid the roads as much as possible. Mostly because I'm worried about human error / negligence. I think ADAS/AV has a huge potential to reduce vehicle-cyclist incidents.
2 seconds on dry roads, 4 on wet, 10 on ice, and either zero or as far as geographically possible if there's a chance of appearing in a Russian dashcam video, depending on which side of the lens you're on …
Yes! We have some great arb / function generator options. The chipsets are all Keysight-custom and you can figure out your frequency range & options on the site: www.keysight.com/us/en/products/waveform-and-function-generators.html
Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame right down the road you should go look! There's a weird hole cut in the floor and some sort of 5th wheel with like a rudder or something? It's funky.
In England, where drivers are trained properly, we have a rhyme, "only a fool breaks the two second rule" and that is the required safety distance between two vehicles. Self-driving cars belong in the US because none of you can bloody drive safely.
We have this rule in the U.S. but it is not as effectively communicated as in your part of the world. I think the concept was first disseminated in America by the "Shell Answer Man" TV commercials.
I definitely get nervous when people follow too closely, there are some really interesting unspoken "social contracts" that vary dramatically from region to region
This format feels like Tom Scott with a little extra science. I like it!
Thanks, I love Tom Scott's vids! I'm definitely kinda trying to channel that a bit with this one.
Good stuff. Just like the Signal Path, you're not afraid of an equation. Wish there were more like this.
Thanks! It's a tricky balance for sure
I watched both videos, and the only difference that I can see is that the font is different in the equations and I think they redid the graphic at the 1:50 mark.....
There was some audio & color clean up, plus fixed a spot where I dropped a frame. Also used a higher res version of the equation
Great format! More of these videos please 😊
I like the format.
Thanks!
This youtube channel and your videos make Keysight seem like the very best company to work at. No competition at all.
Huge complement, thanks! It's really cool for me to get to be involved in so many facets of tech!
I definitely agree with that!
but seriusly, why cars didnt have a simple sensor system like distance from next car that calculates from your current sped if you are at safe distance to brake or not and then give you a visual or sound alarm? its something achieved easily with an arduino.
Please do more installments on autonomous driving, problems Teslas have had, software developments, sensor improvements and function, anything at all would be great. Thanks.
No more videos from Keysight Labs?
I am missing you !
Nice format Daniel. Makes it more engaging.
Thanks!
how about the safety of people outside a car? we never talk about street getting so dangerous for pedestrians and cyclist, only the safety of car passengers. cars are becoming like weapons on streets and drivers are getting more dangerous
As a cyclist who got hit by a driver who didn't see me, I avoid the roads as much as possible. Mostly because I'm worried about human error / negligence. I think ADAS/AV has a huge potential to reduce vehicle-cyclist incidents.
2 seconds on dry roads, 4 on wet, 10 on ice, and either zero or as far as geographically possible if there's a chance of appearing in a Russian dashcam video, depending on which side of the lens you're on …
Could you plz share more about this equation (ref, name of author...) Thanks
1:18 - "Honey, I think we might have an accident if your personal hygiene gets any worse. Your stink is so overwhelming!"
Does Keysight have a better version of Tektronix AFG31000?
Yes! We have some great arb / function generator options. The chipsets are all Keysight-custom and you can figure out your frequency range & options on the site: www.keysight.com/us/en/products/waveform-and-function-generators.html
You didn't explain what the result of the equation means. Distance? Delta distance?
Ah, yeah. Distance!
An old Subaru 1000... forgot those existed!
Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame right down the road you should go look! There's a weird hole cut in the floor and some sort of 5th wheel with like a rudder or something? It's funky.
Electronics in automotive, my favourite!
In England, where drivers are trained properly, we have a rhyme, "only a fool breaks the two second rule" and that is the required safety distance between two vehicles. Self-driving cars belong in the US because none of you can bloody drive safely.
I agree, however it should be "brakes" not "breaks" don't you think?
We have this rule in the U.S. but it is not as effectively communicated as in your part of the world. I think the concept was first disseminated in America by the "Shell Answer Man" TV commercials.
I definitely get nervous when people follow too closely, there are some really interesting unspoken "social contracts" that vary dramatically from region to region
And that's on dry roads. It's four when wet.
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Interesting!
Something something public transport something something do we need cars something something trains
OK Daniel, you need to show us your new duds (the coveralls). It's obvious someone put some time and effort into it.
Haha, that's my "don't get my normal clothes filthy while fixing my mountain bike" outfit. I'll post a pic on Twitter at some point for ya
Moar! Moar! Moar!
:)
0:18 your steering technique is inherently dangerous :)
Autonomous driving is not even remotely feasible.
Do you seriously not know why they would name a DeLorean, Marty? Are you in there McFly?
I get bored if I can't troll at least a little bit ;)
…..them both.
😅 oops, sorry!
yes, the first car is safe only if you are full vaccinated against tetanus
Yeah it was sketchy