FF91

FF91 is an electrical and smart car that is going to change to future of humankind. It’s a car that people will fell in love with, because of what it offers. This car can park itself. It accesses your favorite content and apps through voice and screen interfaces to be as effortless to use as your phone. When you get in the car and it recognizes your FFID on your phone, it proactively adjusts your custom settings for climate control, seat, entertainment, driving routes by the time you’ve put on your seat belt. A massage chair and zero gravity. It has 30 cameras, radars, and ultrasonic sensors. This multiplayer redundancy creates a hyper-detailed, 360 degrees’ image of the surrounding environment. Lastly has 1,000 horsepower.

FF91 use a lot of data. For a car to have that type of technology and be that smart, it has to use a lot of data, because it must memorize things and it has to work by itself when the owner is not in the car. Some data that this car uses are Facial Recognition Technology to see your face for it to open the door and other things. Driver less Valet Parking Feature for it to park itself. First class experience NASA-inspired zero gravity seats offer industry leading rear seat reclining position. These data can come from a lot of places, it doesn’t tell you where they get information and make it better, but if you work around you can find some. Like per example Larry Dignan said “The company has a database engineer position posted and one of the basic requirements is "strong experience with various relational databases such as MySQL, Microsoft SQL, MongoDB, NoSQL, Big Data, etc. and knowing when to implement what." Overall, the database role revolves around big data.” “There was a brief mention of Amazon Web Services familiarity being a plus for one position, but most of the focus is on VMware.” This shows some big data example. They get a lot of data from a lot of places and they store in different places, because there's different parts. But overall all this data is stored in Faraday-future company.

This innovation will change the world and it will change how people drive and how people live. It will make your life easier and it will help you in a lot of ways, like if you're late to your job or you going to a important meeting but there's no park, and you don’t have time to look for one, you can leave and go to where you need to go, and the car itself will find a park. This is why this world we be different there's so much more but this is one of them. FF91 is the future of cars and the new invention of 2017.

The purpose of our program is to make a beautiful setting of a city at night. With buildings, windows, stars and the moon. Our program codes work by the computer reading our calls and making the turtle do it. From what I think the most important program features is getting to loop our calls. It's the most important program features in my opinion because it can repeat your calls, how many times you want it to repeat. Like if you write a code to draw a star and you want it to draw like 150 stars you just loop it and it does it. The most difficult programming problem I encountered while writing my individual code, was trying to draw a perfect star. Trying to get all the ends of the lines to meet so that it can make a star because sometimes you'll make a line but it might not touch the other and it will not make a star. I'll just look retarded. But after I got all the ends to meet, I just loop it and it looked like thousands of stars in the sky. An abstraction used in our program was that we had ideas that came together and created something extraordinary and beautiful. The collaboration was very important part of our project. I had problems doing my stars and my partner and I had a collaboration about how I will do it, and at the end, my stars were looking pretty good. The collaboration we used was we brainstormed and shared our ideas before the process of writing code begins. After that, we choose one part off the project and we did it and after we came back and combined it together to build our final project.