Chapter 250

What Luke was implying was that the obstacles on the track were too simple. Neil understood Luke's criticism and explained, "We have our own testing ground, but due to the heavy rain today, we had to move indoors. The indoor space is limited and doesn't allow for complex maneuvers."

"Testing in the rain is crucial."

Driving in the rain increases the risk of accidents, making rain tests more convincing.

I opened the test report that I had been holding, but there was no mention of rain testing.

Luke noticed Neil's troubled expression and asked, "Have you not tested in the rain, or does the success rate drop significantly in such conditions?"

"Our success rate in the rain is around seventy percent," Neil admitted, looking a bit defeated.

"Around seventy percent? Do you expect consumers to stay home whenever it rains?"

"We've optimized the sensors, but the increased sensitivity has introduced some issues we haven't resolved yet."

"These issues include adverse weather interfering wi