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New Jersey bill requiring multiple sensors threatens Tesla's camera-only robotaxis
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New Jersey bill requiring multiple sensors threatens Tesla's camera-only robotaxis
A proposed New Jersey law would require fully self-driving cars to use cameras along with lidar and radar.
- The bill, scheduled for a vote this year, would require at least two additional sensor technologies beyond cameras.
- Senator Andrew Zwicker, the bill's sponsor, said the legislation is about safety and that a single sensor has not been proven sufficient for all driving situations.
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk has stated that radar and lidar are unnecessary and that cameras with artificial intelligence are adequate for autonomous driving.
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