>this is trivially true on the level of the sensors.
Maybe. The human eye is fundamentally different than cameras in terms of how it focuses on things. For similar performance, we may need much higher resolution cameras. We don't know.
Maybe. The human eye is fundamentally different than cameras in terms of how it focuses on things. For similar performance, we may need much higher resolution cameras. We don't know.
[0] http://www.rit.edu/kgcoe/iros15workshop/papers/IROS2015-WASR...
I mean, we could be focusing 100% on the road ahead, and can still respond to peripheral events lightning fast..
I think this is why a lack of sleep can quite adversely affect driving. It seems that if you haven't slept well. the "behind the scene" processing takes a hit, which greatly impacts driving capability..