Toyota unveils autonomous bus for 2020 Olympics

The E Pallet is an electric, self-driving vehicle designed by Toyota for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. It features accessible design elements like handrails and high-contrast colors for inclusivity. The vehicle can accommodate four wheelchairs and seven standing passengers, focusing on safety and low-speed automated driving. Equipped with cameras, sensors, and 3D mapping, it offers Level 4 autonomy. Circular displays resembling eyes communicate its status, enhancing interaction with pedestrians and the environment.

What is the primary purpose of the E Pallet during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics?

• To act as a broadcasting station

• To provide emergency medical services

• To serve as a mobile restaurant

• To transport athletes and related staff

Which feature of the E Pallet assists colorblind individuals?

• Voice navigation

• Braille labels

• Adjustable lighting

• High contrast interior colors

What technology does the E Pallet use for mapping?

• Magnetic resonance

• Infrared scanning

• Satellite navigation

• High-accuracy 3D mapping

At what maximum speed can the E Pallet safely self-drive?

• 20 kilometers per hour

• 50 kilometers per hour

• 10 kilometers per hour

• 30 kilometers per hour

How does the E Pallet communicate its status to pedestrians?

• Through circular displays resembling eyes

• By honking

• Using flashing lights

• With a digital voice assistant