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Tempe Police Vehicular Crimes Unit is actively investigating
the details of this incident that occurred on March 18th. We will provide updated information regarding the investigation once it is available. pic.twitter.com/2dVP72TziQ
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David Epstein
@OldTime4n6
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It will be interesting to find out if the automobile software immediately applied the brakes and if the car decelerated in that split-second (or seconds) between detection and impact. If it decelerated, what was the speed before detection and the speed at the moment of impact.
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kiwi87744📎
@kiwi874
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Mar 21 |
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I can’t honestly say I’d have seen her right away, either. She emerged totally from the shadows.
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kiwi87744📎
@kiwi874
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Mar 21 |
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I’ve watched it a few times and agree. She seems to appear out of nowhere.
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27WORDS
@words_27
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Mar 21 |
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If the system had IR it should have picked the heat signature. Other then that it was impossible to avoid, by a human driver.
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Adam Griffiths
@adamgriffiths
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Mar 21 |
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@TwitterSupport May just wanna throw one of those content warnings on this tweet’s video...
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Alb
@lauraadriana66
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Mar 21 |
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🙄 did you even read? There was no driver ..
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Andrew Sider Chen
@_ndrw
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Mar 21 |
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She should have watched for cars, but I think a human driver could have swerved or at least decelerated most of the way to a stop
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Taurean
@taureanb
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Mar 21 |
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Why on Earth was she crossing a busy street in the dark in the middle of the road? Not even at an intersection, but the middle of the road?
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Hunter Oatman-Stanford (wants Tw*tter 2 ban Nazis)
@hunterrible
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Mar 21 |
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Isn't the point of AV that they "see" far better than us? Shouldn't the vehicle use whatever technology to geolocate objects/people far better than human eyes? Because it seems like that's not happening.
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Forenz Arabian
@Forenz_Racing
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Mar 21 |
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2 seconds from line of sight(in headlights) to impact. Doing quick math @ 30 MPH they would have 88 feet to react. Using "government-fleet.com/content/driver…" as reference. Even if she was 100% paying attention, she would have hit the pedestrian average stopping distance is 89 feet.
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Sharky Laguana
@Sharkyl
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Mar 21 |
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This is a video. Hold up your phone in a dark room, and see if the video matches what you can see with your own eyes. Your eyes are much more adaptable to low light conditions.
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Sharky Laguana
@Sharkyl
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Mar 21 |
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This is a video. Hold up your phone in a dark room, and see if the video matches what you can see with your own eyes. Your eyes are much more adaptable to low light conditions.
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Sharky Laguana
@Sharkyl
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Mar 21 |
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This is a video. Hold up your phone in a dark room, and see if the video matches what you can see with your own eyes. Your eyes are much more adaptable to low light conditions.
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Kevin Harvell
@KevinHarvell
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Mar 21 |
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Actually there were lights in that not far from where she made the fatal decision to cross at.
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