Tesla finally began real-world testing of its autonomous taxi service, conducting its first test run in Austin, Texas. This ...

YouTuber Mark Rober tested Tesla's Autopilot against a LiDAR-equipped car to assess its obstacle detection. Tesla's Autopilot struggled in extreme fog, rain, and painted wall tests, unlike the ...

YouTuber Mark Rober’s experiment reveals Tesla’s camera-based Autopilot struggles against LiDAR-equipped vehicles in adverse ...

YouTuber Mark Rober tested his Tesla against a lidar-equipped vehicle to see if they would brake before running into a fake road painted on a wall. There were some inconsistencies. Skip to main ...

Plus, while other companies use LIDAR on their self-driving prototypes, Tesla relies entirely on cameras. Cameras are cheaper than LIDAR, but they also don't do all the same things, either.

YouTuber Mark Rober is facing backlash over a recent video that depicted a spectacular "crash test" of Tesla ... But a LiDAR-equipped vehicle featured in the same video appeared to pass the test ...

LiDAR company Luminar has stopped promoting Mark Rober's new YouTube video on their website homepage, which compared its tech to Tesla's Autopilot, following massive backlash of the video.

Tesla's abandonment of LIDAR and radar sensors and use of visual information from cameras alone has been revealed as a risky bet. Popular YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober recently ...

When YouTuber Mark Rober compared cameras to LiDAR, all hell broke loose (as it usually does with Tesla). But the test wasn't too surprising.

A YouTuber has highlighted the deadly flaws in Tesla’s camera-based driver assist systems. Mark Rover conducted multiple tests with a Model Y and a LiDar-equipped Lexus RX.

The lidar-equipped Lexus detects the wall and stops ahead of it. The Tesla, unfortunately, does not. "I can definitively say for the first time in the history of the world, Tesla's optical camera ...

YouTuber Officer 401 just took a class about police LiDAR and shares what he learned in a video. LiDAR is an acronym for Light Detection and Ranging. It operates similarly to radar.