Slovak Roads Captured: A Look at Different Conditions

You're on a road trip across Slovakia, capturing everything from the bustling city streets to the peaceful countryside lanes. That's exactly what a team did using a Land Rover Defender equipped with high-tech gear. They clocked almost 33 hours of driving, using a top-notch camera that snaps 30 pictures per second. Alongside the camera, they had other super-accurate sensors measuring things like location, speed, and direction. They even had devices to connect to mobile data networks like LTE and 5G. The roads they explored were varied. Some were wide highways with two or three lanes, while others were local roads with just one lane. They drove through urban areas and out into the countryside, covering main and regional roads. The weather wasn't always perfect either. They drove in bright sunshine, normal daylight, and even in rain and fog. They also captured some scenes at dawn and dusk. Each frame from their camera journey has a story to tell. It records where the car is, how fast it's going, which way it's headed, and how well it's connected to the mobile network. This data can help understand how different conditions affect driving and connectivity.