HOW DOES IT WORK?
There are 6 levels to this in self-driving cars.
Autonomy
This autonomous vehicle company doesn’t use LIDAR technology.
Tesla
This famous dilemma matches the category name.
The Trolley Problem
This car brand’s logo consists of 3 diamonds.
Mitsubishi
LIDAR stands for this.
Light Detection and Ranging
This company sells fully autonomous cars.
None
This refers to disproportionate representation in datasets.
Data Asymmetry
The most popular car color worldwide.
White
This is when 2 waves collide and become stronger.
Constructive interference
This is the first company to produce cars with any sort of automation.
Lexus
They are most likely at fault if a driver intervenes appropriately yet still hits a pedestrian.
Manufacturer
The default speed limit on a highway.
100-110 km/hr
This is how an FSD would categorize pedestrians, cyclists and animals.
Vulnerable Road Users
This company created the first Level 3 system approved in the U.S. and Germany.
Mercedes-Benz
They decide who is at fault in most minor car accidents.
Claims Adjusters
The longest road in Canada.
Trans-Canada Highway (TCH)
This device controls the laser pulses using interference.
Mach-Zehnder Modulator
Tesla's newest model car name.
Model Y / Juniper
This is the difference in accuracy percentage for collisions with lighter skinned people and darker skinned people.
5%
This is the antagonist in the Cars movie.
Chick Hicks