Autonomous Vehicles Race Through Nevada Desert in DARPA Challenge

The video covers a unique desert obstacle race held on October 8th, organized by DARPA to promote the development of driverless vehicles. The race, spanning 210 kilometers, featured modified vehicles navigating challenging terrains. DARPA aims to advance autonomous technology for military use. The race saw significant progress compared to the previous year, with Stanford University's team winning the race. The event highlighted technological advancements and the potential of autonomous vehicles.

How often did vehicles leave the starting gate during the race?

• Every 10 minutes

• Every 20 minutes

• Every 15 minutes

• Every 5 minutes

What was the prize for winning the race?

• $1 million

• $2 million

• $5 million

• $500,000

What was the main objective of the race organized by DARPA?

• To entertain a large crowd of spectators

• To showcase the latest in vehicle design

• To promote the development of driverless vehicles for military use

• To test the speed of new military vehicles

What technologies were used by the vehicles to navigate the course?

• Manual steering and human guidance

• Satellite imagery and drones

• Sonar and infrared sensors

• Radar, lasers, and cameras

Which team was leading the race 6 hours and 48 minutes into the event?

• Harvard Racing Team

• Stanford Racing Team

• Carnegie Mellon Racing Team

• MIT Racing Team