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Why? Physics of large discrete objects (such as a robot) isn't very complicated.

I thought it's fast accurate OCR that's holding everything back.



The problem becomes complicated once the large discrete objects are not actuated. Even worse if the large discrete objects are not consistently observable because of occlusions or other sensor limitations. And almost impossible if the large discrete objects are actuated by other agents with potentially adversarial goals.

Self driving cars, an application in which physics is simple and arguably two dimensional, have taken more than a decade to get to a deployable solution.




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