That’s what I’m saying though. It’s easy to say “Hey, this is a problem that needs to be addressed”. It’s a lot harder to address that problem. People aren’t laying on the brakes because brakes don’t just materialize from the aether by magic right when they’re needed most. You have to harvest the raw rubber, vulcanize it, shape it into a pad, affix that pad to a caliper, wrap that assembly around a rotor, connect that assembly to some kind of actuator, connect that actuator to some kind of control mechanism, connect that mechanism to the brake pedal. These things take time, effort, and organization. Denigrating the collision sensor isn’t helping.
That’s what I’m saying though. It’s easy to say “Hey, this is a problem that needs to be addressed”. It’s a lot harder to address that problem. People aren’t laying on the brakes because brakes don’t just materialize from the aether by magic right when they’re needed most. You have to harvest the raw rubber, vulcanize it, shape it into a pad, affix that pad to a caliper, wrap that assembly around a rotor, connect that assembly to some kind of actuator, connect that actuator to some kind of control mechanism, connect that mechanism to the brake pedal. These things take time, effort, and organization. Denigrating the collision sensor isn’t helping.