bullitt
Senior Member
I mean really a freaking $35 Raspberry Pi should have the ability to keep you in lane. I work at a copmany that does warehouse robotics and that's what nearly all our robots run on. Its not really a lot of power, its more about just being a smart algorithm, sensor accuracy and enough automated steering control. Following lines on the road is about the EASIEST thing that can be done by robotics the point its like an intro class. Its the accounting for everything else that's the challenge.Yeah it won't keep you perfectly centered on its own. Which is why it is defined as an "assist". This car doesn't have enough computing power to do all the micro adjustments like a Tesla. It's enough for me though, especially coming home after a long shift.
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