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What's crazy is, bus stops, and their associated shelters DO NOT MOVE. So there's no need to even detect them if you just code the things properly. The GPS is accurate enough to avoid them entirely using proper mapping. This particular problem should NOT be happening at all, no matter how poor the detection equipment or algorithms are.
TIL
Oh that's why it's call a bus stop. Clever that
Someone tell Metro Transit. They make changes to my local bus route every few weeks and it's annoying.
They're doing it to mess with the delivery robots who would have a perfect record if not for the bus stops being placed in their path constantly.
LiDAR mostly uses infrared light, guess what's NOT invisible to infrared? Glass. Or just take off the infrared filters from the cameras..