Waymo Driverless Car in SF: Going in circles | JJRicks Rides With Waymo

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00:00 Ride start
05:50 Slight bits of braking for cars encroaching on lane
06:00 Police car marked
06:20 Stupid detour (going in a circle)
07:25 Waymo engineering car with weird sensor
11:30 Unprotected right
14:40 Cruise parking lot

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  • @puregero
    @puregero2 ай бұрын

    6:00 Looks like the silly circle detour was probably caused by the emergency vehicle "blocking" the straight lane, so the waymo was forced to take the left turn lane and perform a left turn. Then I guess the routing decided the fastest recovery was to do a silly lil circle

  • @JJRicks

    @JJRicks

    2 ай бұрын

    How in the hecc did I not notice that Good eye!

  • @MrJojo2go
    @MrJojo2go10 күн бұрын

    LoL I like the reaction when you saw the waymo engineering test car!!!! 👍🏻😁👍🏿🇨🇦🇵🇭🇺🇸

  • @motiongraphicsai
    @motiongraphicsaiАй бұрын

    🅰️ 07:25 The new elongated sensor found in the trunk of Waymo's self-driving cars has the main function of improving the perception and detection of the vehicle's surroundings, especially in adverse conditions. This sensor, known as imaging radar, is part of Waymo's fifth generation of hardware and is designed to provide improved resolution and field of view. The elongated sensor, along with other lidars and cameras, allows the vehicle to detect and measure the speed of objects even in difficult conditions such as rain, fog and snow, where systems based only on cameras and lidars could have limitations. Additionally, this integrated system helps create a more detailed and accurate image of the vehicle's surroundings, increasing safety and navigation capabilities in complex urban environments and on highways.

  • @Bobrogers99
    @Bobrogers992 ай бұрын

    6:22 Yes, Waymo was turning with traffic coming the other way, so it should have signaled.

  • @mark99k
    @mark99k2 ай бұрын

    I also just recently saw a Waymo with that extra sensor on the back! Traveling companion wasn't looking & insisted I must've been hallucinating. The unsignalled turn is definitely odd. I'm not sure I've ever seen that happen. Beyond that though, maybe Waymos don't even need audible signals. (I was in one a while back where the signal click was comically loud, even interfered with conversation.) I guess the occasional human operator would need them.

  • @JJRicks

    @JJRicks

    2 ай бұрын

    Way back in video #20 Waymo disabled the turn signal sound. that didn't last long :P Must've freaked out riders I guess

  • @JJRicks

    @JJRicks

    2 ай бұрын

    Also that's funny, maybe you can show them this video to prove you were not indeed hallucinating lol

  • @Luke_Starkenburg
    @Luke_Starkenburg2 ай бұрын

    Cool video! Can you come up with an explanation of why the Waymo went around in the circle? I would have liked to see a route overview map (from the app or on the screen in the car) to see this detour for no reason. Nice Waymo engineering vehicle and also the cruise vehicles at the end. Do you know if they are testing with safety drivers or just sitting idle now?

  • @JJRicks

    @JJRicks

    2 ай бұрын

    That sadly I don't know for sure, but maybe they've had issues at that intersection before. Route overview is an interesting one, cause oftentimes I change the destination multiple times during the ride. The final route is reflected in the app, but it's so small it's not very legible/hard to work with for video. I could also reverse engineer the route and make a graphic or something but, haven't figured that out quite yet. As for Cruise, I do believe they are back to safety drivers in Phoenix, yes

  • @Hansence
    @Hansence2 ай бұрын

    12:56 People just drive off road to turn right.

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