zero to one Co., Ltd. will hold an online contest “AI, Deep Learning in Mobility” for undergraduate and technical college students sponsored by the Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan. Registration is open until February 14, 2022.
“AI, Deep Learning in Mobility” is a contest that competes for accuracy by using AI and deep learning to tackle problems using automobile-related images after online pre-learning.
Participation is free of charge for undergraduate and technical college students. There will also be prizes for top finishers.
Going forward, zero to one will promote the participation of university students and technical college students through the contest and contribute to further expanding the base of mobility-related human resources in Japan.
- Information on “AI, Deep Learning in Mobility”
- Contest features
- Held schedule
- Lectures and practical assignments
- Eligibility
Information on “AI, Deep Learning in Mobility”
Contest features
| Any undergraduate or technical college student interested in solving problems using AI and deep learning can participate. |
| All training and practice are completed online |
| Free to join |
| Contest top prize winners will be commended (equivalent to 500,000 yen in total) |
Held schedule
| January 14th – February 14th | Registration |
| February 1~ | Open online courses (provide online learning opportunities before working on assignments) |
| February 14~ | Practical assignment disclosure (Public assignment, everyone works on the cloud) |
| February 28th | Assignment completion deadline |
| early March | Result announcement |
Lectures and practical assignments
| Using AI and deep learning to tackle issues using automobile-related image data. |
| You can learn the basics of programming, the basics of image recognition by deep learning, image processing methods, etc. in online courses. |
| AI programming beginners can also participate |
| Ultimately, the accuracy will be competed in a contest format, and the top prize winners will be awarded. |
Eligibility
| Be an undergraduate or technical college student (as of February 1, 2022) |
| Whether you are new to AI programming or experienced, you are interested in solving problems using AI |
| Science students are especially welcome. Anyone with a liberal arts degree, who is good at mathematics (high school mathematics level is OK), or who can use Excel macros, can participate. |
