Elevators in high rise buildings should use LIDAR or similar tech to continuously scan the interior to determine how much capacity is available. If the elevator is near capacity, it shouldn't stop at floors being requested by new passengers.
You don’t need LIDARs. You can just weigh people. The scale is already there to prevent the overloading.
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Except there are edge cases like when someone wheels a large lightweight cart into the elevator. Scale can't detect that there's no usable floor space.
As you said it’s an edge case 🤗
