Over the weekend, former NASA engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober published a video that sought to demonstrate the difference between Tesla’s camera-only Autopilot system and a vehicle equipped with ...

The video also included Luminar employees and merchandise. Mark Rober praised LiDAR tech firm Luminar so often throughout the video that viewers questioned whether the footage was an elaborate ad.

Earlier this week, former NASA engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober posted a video ... and we wouldn’t hit it,” Rober said. “A car with Lidar would stop because it is using a point cloud that ...

Mark Rober, one of the most popular YouTubers ... he first reveals how he sneaks into Disneyland with a tiny portable LiDAR scanner capable of shooting 640,000 laser pulses per second.

The buzz of the self-driving world this week was a video by Mark Rober, one YouTube’s biggest stars, comparing Tesla’s camera-based Autopilot to a LIDAR equipped car with some obstacles ...

Coyote trap is a pretty good bit, and Rober’s video was hugely popular with his 65 million YouTube followers and beyond. It ...

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 ...

TL;DR: Mark Rober tested Tesla's Autopilot against LiDAR, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses. Autopilot struggled in fog and rain, failing to detect obstacles, while LiDAR succeeded.

Tesla Critic Dan O'Dowd recreated Mark Rober's fake wall test, with results showing that HW3 EVs fail to detect the wall, ...

(Bloomberg) — Luminar Technologies Inc. shares surged on Monday after former NASA scientist Mark Rober test-drove a car equipped with the company’s lidar technology in a YouTube video and said ...

A YouTube video by former NASA scientist Mark Rober was all it took to send Luminar ... equipped with the autonomous vehicle company’s lidar technology and compared its performance to EV maker ...

A YouTuber's homemade Tesla test looks like something straight out of a children's cartoon. CrunchLabs founder and former NASA engineer Mark Rober put Tesla's Autopilot through its paces to see if it ...