Category: Oddities

Most automated driving activities take place in the US and in China. Most of the automated driving players come from the US or from China. In both countries, commercial ride hailing services were already launched. Thus, is it all the same on both sides of the pacific?...

In German you often hear "Guten Rutsch!" when the end of a year is near. What does it have in common with geodata domain...

For Halloween we are entering creepy grounds: Let's have a look what digitalization does with cemeteries...

The real world is full of oddities. And unless they are addressed in your system's ODD, it might get tricky to navigate the interesting parts out there...

In one of my first posts I explained the difference of absolute vs relative. Now I have a different example because I also like to ride on two wheels...

Have you read about Toyota's plan to build a smart city called "Woven City"? Sounds like future becoming reality but sometimes history is repeating itself...

In German track (Spur) and lane (Fahrstreifen) are often mixed up but they are not the same. A road lane can host single and double track vehicles even with different tracks. But a track is not a lane...

Since the very beginning human mankind tries to map our 3d world to 2d media and often the truth falls by the wayside...

Data of the real world are permanently changing. What has been there yesterday may no longer be valid today...