A. Robotic Vehicle. B. Computer Vision. C. Control Systems D. LIDAR. E. Odometry F. SURUS. G. Radar H. V2V

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1 Vehicles are our main source of transportation, which is why auto manufacturers are using innovation and technology to produce autonomous, or self-driving, cars. This type of vehicle is capable of sensing its environment and controlling the car without human input. It uses specialized technology to measure distance and move the car. Some companies developing self-driving cars include Audi, General Motors, Google, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, and Volvo. Match the descriptions of various words that describe autonomous cars to their correct names. A. Robotic Vehicle B. Computer Vision C. Control Systems D. LIDAR E. Odometry F. SURUS G. Radar H. V2V A vehicle that is capable of sensing its environment and navigating itself without human input or human control. A flexible fuel cell electric platform with autonomous capabilities. Capable of analyzing sensory data to distinguish between different cars on the road, which is very useful in planning a path to the desired destination. The use of data from motion sensors to estimate change in position over time. An technology designed to allow automobiles to commuicate with each other. An interdisciplinary field that deals with how computers can be made to gain high-level understanding from digital images or videos. Uses radio waves to determine range, angle, or velocity. A remote-sensing technology that measures and maps the distance to targets, as well as other property characteristics in its path.

2 My Trip to the NORTH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW On January 23rd and I to the North American International Auto Show. It will be in Michigan and very outside. You will love the show my teacher said. The show has been going on for years and over people attend from all over the world. People from to come to see country show off their latest. Education pural noun Day will be really! We will have the chance to experience and presentations to learn more about the industry from. On the show floor, we will also get the chance to see some adjective person of the we may attend after high school. At the end of our visit, we will be sure to stop by the booth to pick up some as a souvenir from our trip. It will be a really number day! exclamation adjective country singular noun verb ending in ing season singular noun number

3 EXPLORE NAIAS CARS AND CAREERS! Do you think cars are cool? Do you like making or creating things? Do you think using computers to explore and learn is fun? Do you like math and science? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you have some of the same interests as automotive designers who create cars and trucks. These people use math, science and technology in their careers every day! Listed below are a few of the people who work together to make a car. Read the automotive job titles and descriptions. Write the number of the car part each may have created. 1. Exterior Designer - Designs the look of the outside of the car, including the shape and location of the headlights. 2. Color and Trim Designer - Decides what color the inside and outside of the car will be. 3. Interior Designer - Designs what the inside of the car will look like. 4. Safety Engineer - Makes sure the items that are responsible for saving your life, even if other things break, will still work. 5. Mechanical Engineer - Works on many parts of the car, including the engine. 6. graphic designer - Creates emblems, badges, decals, dial faceplates, owners guides and instruction pamphlets, technical illustrations and exploded views of the vehicles for the building process. A. Check out my HEADLIGHTS! F. B. E. C. engine Explore NAIAS and CAREERS! D. dashboard and interior brown on the inside, green on the outside seatbelt owners guides Have you ever thought about what it takes to create a show like the North American International Auto Show? Listed below are only a few of the people who work together to produce the event. READ THE FOLLOWING AREAS OF INTEREST AND DESCRIPTIONS. WRITE THE LETTER OF THE ITEM THAT MATCHES EACH AREA. A. B. C. D. E. F. 1. Graphic Designer Creates print or electronic forms of visual information to use in advertisements, publications or the website for the show. 2. Law Enforcement Makes sure the people that attend the show are safe and following the rules. 3. Culinary Arts Team Responsible for preparing food for all of the events that take place during the auto show. 4. Set Construction Works with each exhibitor to create every display you see at the show. 5. Journalist Over 5,100 international media from 62 counties attended the 2018 North American International Auto Show. 6. PRODUCT SPECIALIST Vehicle representatives that can answer any questions the show-goers may have.

4 GLOBALLY SPEAKING! Vehicles and their parts are made by companies in many countries around the world. Many of these companies exhibit and display vehicles at the North American International Auto Show. Some of these auto manufacturers and their countries word for vehicle are listed below. Match each with the clue for the country where the company made its first vehicle Subaru Sharyo Jeep Vehicle Volkswagen Fahrzeug Fiat Veicoli Honda Motor Company Sharyo Hyundai Motor Company Chalyang A. To buy a new vehicle from this Italian Brand cost, $6,400 in B. This brand name signifies a Japanese word meaning Unite. C. This manufacturer got its start as a construction firm in 1947 and began producing vehicles in D. This brand got its start as a United States military vehicle, originally known as GP (General Purpose). E. This Japanese brand is so globally connected, it also manufacturers jet planes that fly all around the world! F. This German manufacturer was once known as Volkswagonwek or the people s car company. Flags of the world GERMANY CHINA USA JAPAN ITALY

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9 auto KNOW 1. The new G-class displacement is 3,982 and the Mercedes-AMG CLS 53 Edition is 2,999. What is the difference between the two displacements???? Solve: D = 2. Volkswagen has 14 cars on the show floor. They took out all of the white cars. There are 5 white cars total on the show floor. How many cars are left? a. Write an equation to express this situation. _ b. Solve the equation. 3. In 2017, Alfa Romeo had 7 cars on the show floor. The next year in 2018 they had 8 cars. How many cars did they add to the showroom floor? Solve: C = 4. The Great Lakes Coffee Roasting Company makes 500 cups of coffee per day. Each day they use 20 pounds of coffee beans a day. a. How many pounds are used for one week of auto show? b. How many days have passed if they sold 1,500 cups of coffee? 5. The food court serves 200 salads per day. Each salad comes with 2 cups of dressing. a. How many cups of dressing do they use a day? b. How many days have passed if they used 1,600 cups of dressing?