Re: Low accuracy?
I don't think you understand.
Your position is a bit fuzzy and relative.
(There's the GPS location, and then there's the map which is also a bit relative.)
Here, if you're within 2m , the position relative to the map, but that's where LIDAR kicks in. It helps you determine your position relative to your surroundings. LIDAR can give you fairly accurate positioning. However these are expensive and they may be building/designing cheaper units which are less accurate.
Imagine your lane guidance system where you're going down the highway at 70mph and the guy in the lane next to you starts to swerve towards your lane but doesn't enter it. What does your car do? ;-)
Biting the hand that feeds IT
