New Jersey Law Would Outlaw Tesla's Camera-Based Robotaxi Tech
A bill is headed for a vote in New Jersey that would force self-driving cars to use two additional technologies on top of cameras.
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theverge.com·2d agoNew Jersey bill requiring lidar sensors could block Tesla's camera-only robotaxis
A New Jersey proposal would require robotaxis to have lidar sensors, which could block Tesla from the state.
theverge.com·2d agoNew Jersey bill requiring lidar sensors could block Tesla's camera-only robotaxis
A New Jersey proposal would require robotaxis to have lidar sensors, which could block Tesla from the state.
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