Future Lucid Feature?

[hydbob]

Since Cruise and Lucid both use the NVIDIA Drive platform...when can we expect this feature to be implemented?

GM Cruise autonomous taxi pulled over by police in San Francisco without humans, 'bolts' off (U: Cruise responds)

Last week, a GM Cruise-converted Chevy Bolt without a driver was pulled over by San Francisco Police. In an unexpected...

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[Neurio]

Hopefully Lucid would program it to turn on the lights automatically.

And to not run from the cops.

 

[copper]

Hopefully Lucid would program it to turn on the lights automatically.

And to not run from the cops.

Hah!

I’ve some friends over there. The reaction on the team varied from hysterical laughter to “why are people not showing that the car pulled over across the intersection in a safe space as programmed?!”

The lack of lights is a weird bug though. Must have been a hardware issue because in my experience that is one of the first things then autonomous software got multiple-redundancy control over. At a previous job where we had autonomous cars the headlights would be on always unless the car specifically turned them off - there was a relay which required voltage to be in the off position, so any loss of control turned them on. It was also hooked to a set of photo receptors that also provided an extra level of redundancy.