The video tutorial introduces various autonomous car behaviors such as lane departure warnings, automatic braking, and adaptive cruise control. It explains how these behaviors can be programmed using an Arduino and the Science Buddies Blue Bot Kit, which includes infrared sensors. The tutorial also covers the use of additional sensors like ultrasonic sensors for obstacle detection. The series of lessons will guide viewers on building circuits and writing programs to create their own Arduino-based self-driving car.

Which of the following is NOT an autonomous driving behavior mentioned in the video?

• Lane departure warnings

• Automatic steering around curves

• Manual gear shifting

• Adaptive cruise control

What is the primary function of the infrared light sensors in the Blue Bot Kit?

• Controlling the car's engine

• Detecting the difference between dark surfaces and light lines

• Measuring the distance to obstacles

• Detecting the speed of the car

What is the purpose of using an Arduino with the Blue Bot Kit?

• To program autonomous behaviors

• To change the car's color

• To enhance the car's speed

• To improve fuel efficiency

Which additional sensor is mentioned as compatible with the Blue Bot Kit?

• Pressure sensor

• Humidity sensor

• Temperature sensor

• Ultrasonic sensor

What will the lessons in the video series teach you to do?

• Build a remote-controlled car

• Write programs for a self-driving car

• Design a new car model

• Repair car engines