9 Questions
What was the first semi-automated car developed by Japan's Tsukuba Mechanical Engineering Laboratory in 1977 equipped with?
Specially marked streets, two cameras, and an analog computer
Which organization funded Carnegie Mellon University's Navlab and ALV projects in the 1980s?
The United States' Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
Which company became the first to launch a fully autonomous taxi service in the US in December 2018?
Waymo
What was the first semi-automated car developed in Japan and when was it developed?
The first semi-automated car developed in Japan was in 1977, by Tsukuba Mechanical Engineering Laboratory.
Which university accomplished the first autonomous coast-to-coast drive in the United States and when did this happen?
Carnegie Mellon University accomplished the first autonomous coast-to-coast drive in the United States in 1995.
What is the Traffic Jam Pilot and which car manufacturer has implemented it in their vehicles?
The Traffic Jam Pilot is a Level 3 automated driving equipment that allows drivers to take their eyes off the road under specific conditions. Honda has implemented the Traffic Jam Pilot in their limited edition of 100 Legend Hybrid EX sedans in Japan.
The first semi-automated car was developed in 1950s by Japan's Tsukuba Mechanical Engineering Laboratory?
True
Carnegie Mellon University's Navlab 5 accomplished the first autonomous coast-to-coast drive in the United States in 1985?
False
As of 2020, self-driving cars (SAE level 3+) were available for purchase in the US according to the National Transportation Safety Board chairman?
False
"Test Your Knowledge: The Evolution of Automated Driving Systems" - From the first semi-automated car in the late 70s to the highly advanced ADS of today, take this quiz to explore the history and advancements of automated driving systems. Challenge yourself with questions on key developments, early experiments, and the latest technologies in the field of ADS. Perfect for auto enthusiasts and tech fans alike!
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