Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC

Brian Tamm

David Michael Herman

Jon M Speigle

Aaron Lewis Mills

Nitendra Nath

Yashanshu Jain

Han Liu

Yogendra Singh

Use of embedded metadata for data privacy compliance is provided. In a data store, self-managed data is maintained including metadata specifying retention policy data. Responsive to a self-update to scrub PII from the self-managed data being indicated by the retention policy data, the PII is removed from the self-managed data maintained by the data store. Responsive to a self-update to delete the self-managed data from the self-managed data being indicated by the retention policy data, the self-managed data is removed from the data store.

Embedded metadata for data privacy compliance

Handling personally identifiable information (PII) in data streams is provided. Processed sensor data is received, from a plurality of vehicles including sensors capturing raw sensor data, the raw sensor data including captured PII and non-PII. The processed sensor data includes simulated PII created based on the captured PII and one or more layers of the captured PII corresponding to the simulated PII. A request is received from a client device for a portion of the processed sensor data. Access keys corresponding to the request are identified. A result is constructed according to the access keys using the processed sensor data. The constructed result is sent to the client device responsive to the request.

Personally identifiable information in encrypted data streams

A system includes a real-time computer having a real-time clock programmed to output a clock signal, a binary clock display programmed to display a first amount of time that has elapsed according to the clock signal, a host computer programmed to simulate a virtual environment including a virtual clock display programmed to represent a second amount of time that has elapsed according to the clock signal, and a latency processor programmed to calculate latency of the host computer based on a difference between the first amount of time and the second amount of time.

Simulation latency indication

To deselect a target vehicle, certain actions are taken by an autonomously operating vehicle. An identified lane is identified. A target vehicle in the identified lane is selected. The target vehicle is determined to be departing the identified lane when an edge of the target vehicle crosses a virtual boundary. The target vehicle is deselected after determining that the target vehicle is departing the identified lane.

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