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Yes, but can it drive a motor home?

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Jim

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Joined
Dec 18, 2019
Messages
4,759
Location
North Carolina
RV Year
2020
RV Make
Newmar
RV Model
Essex 4543
RV Length
45
Chassis
Spartan
Engine
Cummins / I6 Diesel Pusher 605HP
TOW/TOAD
2016 Jeep Rubicon
Fulltimer
No
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You're question is can it drive a motorhome???
Yes, but I wasn't serious Kevin. I know, as do you, that if it can't, it's only a matter of time before it will. And when it's all over and done, it'll do a better job that most of us.
 
but would it brake for wildlife?
 
but would it brake for wildlife?
If, or when, this becomes possible, I would expect the machine to have better sensory perception (visual and audio ) than a human plus quicker reaction times. As for being able to recognize an animal or object, Google Lens has come a long way.
 
How would it handle a morality decision whether to hit a squirrel or swerve and potentially create a more fatal situation? So many nuances.
 
Mine is on the way---Ill let you know how well it can drive :)---Ooops misread the price--kids are still cheaper, since I already have them.
 
How would it handle a morality decision whether to hit a squirrel or swerve and potentially create a more fatal situation? So many nuances.
I guess that would depend on how it was programmed. If I were the programmer, then it would be squirrel squished as my wife says I have no compassion. If it were she, then I'm afraid there probably would be no such thing as a bug spattered windshield. ;)
 
Sorry, not putting our lives in the hands of AI that has a disclaimer on accuracy
 
I will soon be opening an "options" or "add on" list of goodies that you can purchase for your robot. But first, I guess it's fair to say that this thing does has some issues that concern me.
  • It moves like it’s constantly trying not to fart.
  • The black knit suit makes it look like a ninja who got hired by Best Buy.
  • Every scene screams: “This robot absolutely knows your Wi-Fi password.”
  • It folds laundry with the confidence of a teenager being watched by his mother.
  • The smile-less face somehow says, “I have seen your browser history, Jim.” :unsure:
But that said, please bookmark this page for interesting and possibly useful upgrades.

Jim
 
I was just thinking! Why do want a robot to drive your MH? talk Elon into selling that option to newmar.🫣
 
I was just thinking! Why do want a robot to drive your MH? talk Elon into selling that option to newmar.🫣
I can honestly say that I'm not looking forward to this type of automation. I don't care how smart they might get but they are still subject to mechanical/electrical failure. I know when I'm not feeling well enough to drive or operate machinery. I can't see A I developing these senses.
 

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