Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a canopy of tall trees with gaps between branches and needs to reach a flat, barren area of dry soil and rocks. The drone aims to fly smoothly to avoid turbulence and sudden movements, preferring open spaces and stable air currents for a comfortable flight. The tree canopy has sufficient clearance between branches to navigate safely. The barren area is free of obstacles. The drone cannot fly through solid vertical structures or dense, impenetrable vegetation. What is the most comfortable flight path for the quadcopter drone?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a dry, rocky area with no vegetation, and need to reach a location with tall, dense vegetation that provides vertical structures. The drone can fly over open water bodies and cultivated fields with low vegetation, but must avoid flying through dense tree canopies due to collision risk. The drone's flight path should prioritize terrain that minimizes risk of damage or loss of control.

Starting from a dry, rocky area with no vegetation

What is the safest path for the aerial survey drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone begins its mission in a cultivated field and must return to another cultivated field. The drone must avoid any areas with tall, dense vegetation or vertical structures that could cause collisions. It can fly over open water bodies and flat, open paved areas, but these surfaces present different risk profiles. The drone's primary concern is maintaining stable flight and avoiding obstacles that could lead to a crash.

What is the safest path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a cultivated field with rows of crops and needs to reach another cultivated field with rows of crops. The terrain includes loose, dry soil and rocks without vegetation; paved lanes used by vehicles; tall, vertical obstacles with branches and leaves; and soft, tilled soil planted with crops. The hiker can walk on paved lanes and hard surfaces by default, and can traverse loose soil, rocks, vegetation areas, and cultivated fields because the ground is firm and dry enough for foot travel, but must avoid tall, vertical obstacles due to dense foliage. What is the shortest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground, an aerial surveillance drone must navigate back to a similar patch of loose, sandy ground. The drone can fly over areas with sparse vegetation, hard paved surfaces, liquid expanses, and cultivated fields, but must avoid dense vertical obstacles and solid structures. What is the shortest path?

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground

and needing to return to a similar patch of loose, sandy ground

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and needs to reach another area of similar dry, exposed earth. The drone can fly over open, dry terrain; grassy or shrub-covered fields; areas with tall, vertical obstacles; liquid surfaces; and cultivated fields with rows of crops. The objective is to reach the destination as quickly as possible.

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks.

The destination is another area of similar dry, exposed earth.

What is the fastest path for the drone to take?

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Rangeland
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Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A quadcopter drone starts on loose, sandy ground and needs to reach another area of loose, sandy ground as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over loose, sandy ground and paved, hard surfaces, but it must avoid areas with dense overhead obstacles and cannot land on liquid surfaces. What is the fastest path?

What is the fastest path for the quadcopter drone to reach the destination?


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks, an aerial surveillance drone must navigate to another similar area of exposed earth and rock. The drone can fly over hard, flat surfaces like paved areas and vehicle lanes, as well as liquid surfaces and vegetated areas with tall, vertical obstacles, but must prioritize minimizing risk of collision or instability. What is the safest route?

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks

and needs to return to another similar area of exposed earth and rock

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and needs to return to a similar area of exposed earth and gravel. The drone can fly over open sandy or rocky terrain, paved surfaces like sidewalks and parking lots, vehicle lanes, bodies of water, and vegetated areas with tall plants, but must avoid vertical structures and dense tree canopies that could obstruct flight. The drone's sensors require it to maintain a direct, unobstructed flight path.

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks

What is the shortest possible route for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground and needs to return to another patch of loose, sandy ground while completing a mapping mission. The drone can fly over open areas with sparse vegetation, paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, liquid surfaces, and cultivated fields. However, it must avoid flying through dense vegetation or near vertical structures to prevent turbulence and signal interference. The drone's flight controller prioritizes smooth, stable flight paths to ensure clear sensor readings and minimal vibration.

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground

and needing to return to another patch of loose, sandy ground

What is the most comfortable path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and needs to reach another area of similar loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks. The drone can fly over various surfaces: it can traverse soft, uneven terrain covered with sparse vegetation; hard, flat artificial surfaces; areas with tall vertical obstacles that require careful navigation; liquid surfaces; and cultivated fields with regular planting patterns. However, the drone cannot pass through solid vertical structures. The drone needs to complete this surveillance mission as quickly as possible.

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks

What is the fastest path for the aerial surveillance drone to complete this surveillance mission?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road vehicle starts from a rocky, unpaved area and needs to reach another rocky, unpaved area. The vehicle can travel on paved surfaces like roads and parking lots, as well as on softer terrains like grassy fields and cultivated land, but cannot go through wooded areas, water bodies, or buildings. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path for the off-road vehicle to travel from the starting rocky, unpaved area to the destination rocky, unpaved area?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks and needs to return to another similar dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks. The drone must avoid any areas with tall, dense vegetation that could entangle its rotors, and cannot fly directly over or through any solid, vertical structures. It can fly over open grassy fields, paved surfaces like parking lots or sidewalks, and bodies of water like rivers or lakes. The primary concern is minimizing risk of collision or loss of control. What is the safest path?

Starting from a dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks

and needing to return to another similar dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road rally car starts on loose, rocky ground and needs to reach another patch of loose, rocky ground. The vehicle can travel on paved, hard surfaces and compacted artificial areas, but cannot cross any liquid bodies, vertical structures, or vegetated zones. What is the fastest route?

What is the fastest route for the off-road rally car to travel from the starting loose, rocky ground to the destination loose, rocky ground?


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation and needs to reach another area of exposed, granular earth with minimal ground cover. The drone can fly over open ground, paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, cultivated fields, and liquid surfaces, but must avoid tall vertical structures and dense overhead obstacles. For safety, it should prioritize stable, predictable airspace and minimize proximity to potential collision hazards or turbulent zones.

Starting from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation.

The destination is another area of exposed, granular earth with minimal ground cover.

What is the safest route for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a section of loose, rocky terrain and needs to reach another section of similar loose, rocky terrain. The hiker can walk across loose soil and rocks, grassy or shrub-covered areas, hard paved surfaces, and cultivated fields. However, the hard paved surfaces are currently closed for repairs and cannot be used. The hiker must avoid any water bodies, structures, or densely wooded areas. What is the safest route to reach the destination?


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from an area with elevated, solid obstacles and dense overhead cover and needs to reach a flat, open region of loose soil with no overhead obstructions. The path must prioritize areas that minimize collision risk and environmental hazards. You can fly over sandy ground, grassy fields, paved surfaces, cultivated land, and wooded zones, but avoid liquid surfaces and man-made vertical structures unless absolutely necessary, as they pose safety risks. What is the safest route to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a grassy, open field with low vegetation and needs to reach a cluster of tall, leafy plants with vertical structures. The drone's flight path must avoid any hard, artificial surfaces and any permanent structures. The drone can fly over loose, sandy areas; grassy fields; open bodies of liquid; cultivated crop fields; and clusters of tall vegetation, but must maintain a smooth, stable flight to protect its sensitive imaging equipment. What is the most comfortable path to reach the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a location with tall, vertical obstacles that provide overhead cover and needs to reach another location with similar tall, vertical obstacles that provide overhead cover. An aerial survey drone must maintain stable flight with minimal turbulence and vibration. The drone can fly over areas with loose, dry soil and rocks; areas with low vegetation and shrubs; hard, flat paved surfaces; vehicle lanes with hard surfaces; cultivated fields with regular vegetation patterns; and open liquid surfaces. However, flying directly through dense overhead obstacles requires careful navigation to avoid turbulence. The drone should prioritize surfaces that provide the smoothest and most predictable flight experience.

Starting from a location with tall, vertical obstacles that provide overhead cover

and needing to reach another location with similar tall, vertical obstacles that provide overhead cover

What path should the drone take to reach the destination while maximizing flight comfort?

Bareland
Rangeland
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Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A hiker is standing on grassy, uneven ground and needs to reach a dense cluster of tall, vertical obstacles. The hiker can traverse loose, sandy or rocky ground, grassy or shrubby areas, hard paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, and wooded areas. However, the hiker must avoid all liquid surfaces and all solid, enclosed structures. The hiker needs to find the fastest route.

What is the fastest path from the grassy, uneven ground to the dense cluster of tall, vertical obstacles?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree


Question: A quadcopter drone is currently positioned above a cluster of tall, leafy vegetation. It needs to reach an open area of low, wild grass and shrubs as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over areas of soft, cultivated soil where crops are grown, but must navigate carefully through or around the tall vegetation clusters due to potential collision risks. The drone cannot land on or traverse liquid surfaces or solid, vertical structures. What is the fastest path for the drone?

An open area of low, wild grass and shrubs

Bareland
Rangeland
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Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a grassy, open area with low vegetation and needs to reach a cluster of tall, leafy plants with distinct vertical structures. The terrain includes loose, sandy or rocky ground without plants; grassy or shrubby areas; hard, flat surfaces like sidewalks or parking lots; paved lanes for vehicles; cultivated fields with crops; and wooded patches. However, vertical structures like buildings and liquid surfaces are impassable. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path from the grassy start to the wooded destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A survey drone takes off from a grassy field and must land in another grassy field after flying over a forested zone. To ensure safety, the drone must avoid liquid surfaces, vertical obstacles like dense trees or buildings, and any hard, paved areas that could cause signal interference or collision risks. The forested zone is traversable because the trees are widely spaced, allowing safe flight between them. What is the safest path?

What is the safest path for the survey drone to land in the grassy field after flying over the forested zone?

Bareland
Rangeland
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a tall, leafy canopy with branches and foliage overhead and needs to reach a wide, open area covered with low, dense vegetation and scattered shrubs. The drone can fly over most surfaces, but must navigate carefully through dense overhead obstacles like tree canopies, which slow it down. It cannot pass through solid vertical structures like buildings. The goal is to find the fastest route.

A tall, leafy canopy with branches and foliage overhead

A wide, open area covered with low, dense vegetation and scattered shrubs

What is the fastest path for the aerial survey drone to take?

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Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a patch of ground shaded by tall, leafy vegetation with visible tree trunks and needs to reach an open area covered with low, natural grasses and shrubs. The terrain includes rough, loose soil surfaces, natural grassy areas, cultivated fields with crops, and wooded patches. You must avoid any paved or hard surfaces, any water bodies, and any structures. What is the shortest path to your destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A person walking with a stroller starts from a paved lane and needs to reach an area under tree canopy while prioritizing a smooth and stable walking experience. The path must avoid any liquid surfaces or vertical structures. Only hard, flat surfaces and vegetated areas with soft ground are available for traversal, but the vegetated areas must have firm footing and minimal obstacles to ensure comfort.

What is the most comfortable path to reach the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A delivery drone starts from an open area covered with natural grasses and low shrubs and needs to reach a destination within a zone containing tall, vertical obstructions with leafy canopies. The path must prioritize areas that minimize the risk of collisions or signal interference. Open grassy areas, cultivated fields, paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, and liquid surfaces are all permissible airspace. However, flying near or through the tall vertical obstructions and permanent man-made structures is allowed only if necessary but increases risk. What is the safest route to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a patch of grassy, uneven terrain with scattered shrubs and needs to reach a flat, paved area with a hard, smooth surface. The drone's flight path must avoid all vertical structures like trees and buildings, and cannot pass through any liquid bodies. The mission requires the drone to maintain a smooth, vibration-free flight to protect its sensitive imaging equipment. What is the most comfortable route?

A patch of grassy, uneven terrain with scattered shrubs.

A flat, paved area with a hard, smooth surface.

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a location with tall, vertical obstacles that require careful navigation and needs to reach a long, flat, hard surface. The drone can fly over open, dry ground composed of loose earth and rocks, and can also traverse cultivated fields with low, uniform vegetation. However. The tall vertical obstacles can only be traversed if the drone maintains a safe altitude to avoid collisions. The flat, hard surface is always accessible.

Starting from a location with tall, vertical obstacles that require careful navigation.

The destination is a long, flat, hard surface.

What is the safest path for the drone to take?

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Rangeland
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Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a paved road surface and needs to reach a grassy area with low vegetation. The drone can fly over hard surfaces, loose soil, cultivated fields, and water bodies, but must avoid dense tree canopies and building structures. What is the fastest route?

What is the fastest route for the quadcopter drone to travel from the paved road to the grassy area?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road vehicle is on a paved, hard surface and must reach an area of natural, uncultivated vegetation. The vehicle can only traverse the following terrain types: paved or compacted surfaces, loose or rocky ground without vegetation, areas of natural grass and shrubs, and cultivated fields with crops. All other surface types are blocked. What is the shortest route?

An area of natural, uncultivated vegetation

What is the shortest route from the paved surface to the natural vegetation area?

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Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a location with tall, vertical vegetation that provides overhead cover and needs to reach another location with similar tall, vertical vegetation that provides overhead cover. An aerial survey drone must complete its mission as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over areas with low, herbaceous vegetation or bushes, liquid surfaces, cultivated crop fields, and locations with tall vertical obstacles, but must maintain maximum speed throughout the flight.

Starting from a location with tall, vertical vegetation that provides overhead cover

and needing to reach another location with similar tall, vertical vegetation that provides overhead cover

What is the fastest path for the aerial survey drone to complete its mission?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A hiker is standing on grassy, uneven terrain and needs to reach a cultivated field. The hiker can traverse grassy areas, cultivated fields, and any hard, paved surfaces, but cannot cross any liquid areas or enter any structures. What is the shortest path to the destination?

Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker is standing in a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field area. The terrain includes loose, sandy or rocky ground without vegetation; areas dominated by natural grasses and shrubs; hard, paved surfaces like sidewalks and parking lots; areas with individual trees or groups of trees; and cultivated crop fields. The hiker can traverse the grassy/shrubby areas, the loose sandy/rocky ground, and the tree-covered areas because they are wearing appropriate footwear and the vegetation is not too dense. However, the paved surfaces are currently under maintenance and closed to pedestrians, making them impassable. The hiker wants to find the most comfortable path that minimizes walking on rough or uneven surfaces.

What is the most comfortable route from the starting cultivated field to the destination cultivated field?

Bareland
Rangeland
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a grassy, open field with low vegetation and needs to reach a cultivated crop field with soft, tilled soil. The person requires stable footing to avoid slips or falls. Only the following terrain types are available: loose, sandy or rocky ground without vegetation; grassy or shrub-covered areas; paved lanes used by vehicles; and soft, tilled soil used for crops. All other surfaces, including vertical structures, dense tree stands, and liquid bodies, are impassable. What is the safest path to the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach a wooded area. The terrain includes open ground, grassy areas, hard surfaces, paved lanes, and liquid bodies, all of which are traversable. The cultivated field is accessible. The wooded area has trees that are spaced apart, allowing careful flight between them. Vertical structures must be avoided due to collision risk. What is the safest flight path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a cluster of tall, leafy vegetation and needs to reach another cluster of tall, leafy vegetation. The drone's flight path must prioritize smooth, stable travel to protect its sensitive imaging equipment from vibrations. The only available terrain consists of rough, loose ground with scattered rocks and sand, and areas with dense, vertical vegetation obstacles. The drone can fly over the rough ground, but must navigate carefully through the vegetation to avoid collisions. What is the most comfortable path?

Another cluster of tall, leafy vegetation

What is the most comfortable path for the aerial survey drone to travel from the starting vegetation cluster to the destination vegetation cluster?

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Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a vegetated area with tall, leafy structures and needs to reach another vegetated area with tall, leafy structures. The vehicle requires a smooth, stable flight path to minimize vibrations and ensure stable camera footage. Hard, paved surfaces are available for stable travel, but the tall, leafy structures can only be traversed if absolutely necessary due to their potential to cause turbulence and instability. What is the most comfortable path?

What is the most comfortable path from the starting vegetated area to the destination vegetated area?

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Road
Tree
Water
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Building


Question: A surveillance drone starts from a densely wooded area and needs to reach another densely wooded area while prioritizing a smooth and stable flight. The drone can traverse grassy or shrub-covered open spaces, paved lanes used by vehicles, and areas with dense vegetation, but must avoid any liquid surfaces and vertical structures that could cause turbulence. The grassy or shrub-covered areas and paved lanes offer clear airspace, and the densely vegetated areas have enough gaps for comfortable navigation. What is the most comfortable path?

What is the most comfortable path for the surveillance drone to take?

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Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a grassy, open area with scattered shrubs and needs to reach another similar grassy, shrub-covered area. The terrain includes loose, sandy or rocky ground without vegetation; grassy or bushy areas; hard, paved surfaces like sidewalks or parking lots; vehicle lanes made of asphalt or concrete; individual trees or groups of trees; and cultivated fields with crops. All these surfaces are accessible for walking, but water bodies and buildings are completely off-limits and cannot be crossed. What is the shortest path to the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter starts from a grassy, open field and needs to reach another grassy, open field as quickly as possible. The area includes vertical obstacles like tall vegetation that require careful navigation, but they can be flown through if needed. All other surfaces are either not present or irrelevant for aerial travel. What is the fastest path?

What is the fastest path from the starting grassy, open field to the destination grassy, open field?

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Building


Question: A surveillance drone starts from a cultivated field with loose soil and crops and needs to reach a paved street. The drone can only use airspace over surfaces that are stable and predictable to minimize risk: open areas like fields, hard flat surfaces, and roads are allowed, as well as trees and buildings since the drone can fly around them carefully. Water bodies are not traversable due to potential signal interference or splash hazards. What is the safest path?

What is the safest path for the surveillance drone to take from the cultivated field to the paved street?

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Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a paved, hard surface and needs to reach a cultivated field with planted crops. The drone must avoid any areas with tall vertical obstacles or structures that could cause collisions. Only the following surfaces are available: open grassy areas with low vegetation, paved hard surfaces, liquid bodies, and cultivated fields with planted crops. What is the safest path to reach the destination?

Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An agricultural monitoring drone starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field while prioritizing a smooth and stable flight. The drone can fly over grassy and shrub-covered terrain, cultivated soil, and liquid surfaces, but flying over liquid is less comfortable due to potential turbulence. Flying near vertical structures and dense vegetation is prohibited for safety reasons. What is the most comfortable path?

What is the most comfortable path from the starting cultivated field to the destination cultivated field?


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a paved lane and needs to reach a cultivated field. The drone can fly over hard surfaces, liquid bodies, and soft cultivated areas, but cannot pass through dense vertical obstacles like trees or solid structures. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path for the quadcopter drone to reach the cultivated field from the paved lane?

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Question: A delivery drone has taken off from a flat, open crop field. It needs to reach a delivery point above a grassy meadow with scattered bushes. The drone must avoid flying through areas with tall, dense tree canopies or close to large, solid structures, as these pose collision risks. To ensure safe operation, it should prioritize open airspace over surfaces that minimize obstacles and interference. What is the safest route for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks and needs to return to another similar dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks. The drone must avoid any areas with tall, dense vegetation that could entangle its rotors, and cannot fly directly over or through any solid, vertical structures. It can fly over open grassy fields, paved surfaces like parking lots or sidewalks, and bodies of water like rivers or lakes. The primary concern is minimizing risk of collision or loss of control. What is the safest path?

Starting from a dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks

and needing to return to another similar dry, sandy area with loose soil and scattered rocks

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Rangeland
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Road
Water
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Question: A quadcopter drone is starting from a sandy or rocky surface and needs to reach a vegetated ground with grass or shrubs. The drone can fly over most surfaces, but must avoid dense vegetation like trees and solid structures. It can traverse over liquid areas, but these are not required. The goal is to minimize risk of collision or instability.

What is the safest path for the quadcopter drone to take?

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Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground, an aerial surveillance drone must navigate to another area of similar loose, sandy terrain. The drone can fly over flat, hard surfaces like paved areas and parking lots, and can also cross over liquid surfaces. However, it must avoid any vertical structures or dense vegetation that could pose collision risks. What is the safest path for the drone to take?

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground

and needing to return to another area of similar loose, sandy terrain

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial drone starts from a location with tall, vertical obstacles that require careful navigation, the aerial drone must reach a destination on open, solid ground. The drone can fly over most surfaces, but the vertical obstacles slow it down significantly, while open areas allow for higher speeds. The drone is not allowed to fly over liquid surfaces or enter enclosed structures. What is the fastest path to the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone is positioned on a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and no vegetation. It needs to reach an area covered with low, wild grasses and shrubs. The drone can fly over open liquid surfaces, but must avoid dense clusters of tall, leafy vegetation with thick trunks and branches, as navigating through them would require slower, more cautious flight. It can also fly over solid, vertical structures, though this presents a higher risk of collision. The primary goal is to complete the journey as quickly as possible.

A patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and no vegetation.

An area covered with low, wild grasses and shrubs.

What is the fastest path for the drone to take?

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Question: A quadcopter drone is deployed from a cultivated field with rows of crops and needs to reach a dry, sandy expanse with no vegetation as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over open areas with low vegetation, hard paved surfaces, and water bodies, but must avoid dense tree canopies and solid structures like buildings due to collision risk. Which path allows the drone to travel at maximum speed?

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Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A delivery drone starts from a grassy, uneven field and needs to reach an open, sandy area. The terrain includes loose, rocky ground; vegetated areas with shrubs and tall grass; paved, hard surfaces; vehicle lanes; scattered groups of tall vegetation; cultivated fields with crops; and liquid surfaces. All vertical structures are strictly impassable. For a delivery drone seeking maximum flight comfort, what is the optimal path?

What is the most comfortable path for a delivery drone to take from the grassy, uneven field to the open, sandy area?

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Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a grassy, open field with low vegetation and needs to reach exposed, dry ground with no plant cover. The drone can fly over hard, paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, cultivated crop areas, and water bodies. However, it must avoid flying through dense tree canopies or near vertical structures. The drone's priority is to minimize risk of collision, signal interference, or unpredictable environmental factors. What is the safest path to reach the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground and needs to return to another patch of loose, sandy ground while completing a mapping mission. The drone can fly over open areas with sparse vegetation, paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, liquid surfaces, and cultivated fields. However, it must avoid flying through dense vegetation or near vertical structures to prevent turbulence and signal interference. The drone's flight controller prioritizes smooth, stable flight paths to ensure clear sensor readings and minimal vibration.

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground

and needing to return to another patch of loose, sandy ground

What is the most comfortable path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks and needs to reach another patch of similar loose, rocky ground. The drone can fly over open liquid surfaces, cultivated fields with low vegetation, and hard, flat paved surfaces including vehicle lanes. However, it must avoid flying through dense vertical obstacles like tall vegetation clusters. What is the shortest possible route?

Starting from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks

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Road
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Question: A quadcopter is starting from loose, sandy ground and needs to reach a grassy, open field as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over hard, paved surfaces, compacted dirt areas, and open terrain, but cannot fly through dense vegetation or structures. Which path allows the drone to reach the destination in the shortest time?

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Road
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Question: A quadcopter drone is hovering above grassy, uneven terrain with scattered shrubs and needs to reach a position above exposed, loose soil and rocky ground. The drone can fly over most surfaces but must avoid areas with dense vertical obstacles that could obstruct its flight path. To minimize travel time, the drone should prioritize open airspace with minimal obstructions.

What is the fastest flight path for the quadcopter drone to take?

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Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground and needs to reach another area of loose, sandy ground. The terrain includes only hard, paved surfaces and compacted, stable ground, but no vegetation, water, or structures are allowed. You must fly a quadcopter drone.

What is the safest path to reach the destination?


Question: A hiker is standing on a stretch of loose, sandy soil. They need to reach another stretch of similar loose, sandy soil in the distance. The hiker can only walk on surfaces that are either loose, sandy soil; hard, paved surfaces like sidewalks or parking lots; or cultivated fields with firm, tilled earth. The hiker's main priority is safety, avoiding surfaces that might cause slips, trips, or unstable footing. What is the safest route for the hiker?

Bareland
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Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation and needs to reach another area of similar loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation. The hiker can walk through cultivated fields with rows of crops and through areas with tall, dense vegetation, as long as there are no permanent obstacles. All other surfaces, including any liquid or constructed vertical barriers, are not traversable. What is the shortest path?

Starting from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation.

ending at another area of similar loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation.


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a grassy, open field with low vegetation and needs to reach another grassy, open field with low vegetation as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over loose, sandy or rocky ground without vegetation, areas with dense bushes or tall grass, liquid surfaces, and cultivated fields with crops, but must avoid tall vertical obstacles like trees and structures. What is the fastest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone is starting from a paved area and needs to reach another paved area. The drone can fly over hard surfaces like pavements and roads, as well as liquid surfaces, but it must avoid vertical obstacles like trees and buildings for safety and comfort. The goal is to find a path that maximizes ride comfort by prioritizing smooth, open airspace.

What is the most comfortable path for the quadcopter drone to take?


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a cultivated field with soft, tilled soil and needs to reach another cultivated field with soft, tilled soil. The drone must avoid any vertical obstacles like trees or buildings, and it should not fly over liquid surfaces to minimize risk of signal interference or water damage. The drone can traverse open, flat areas of loose earth and rocks, paved hard surfaces, and lanes used by vehicles. What is the safest path?

A cultivated field with soft, tilled soil

Another cultivated field with soft, tilled soil

What is the safest path for the aerial surveillance drone to take?

Bareland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a cultivated field with soft soil and crops and needs to reach another cultivated field with soft soil and crops. The drone can fly over open sandy or rocky ground, paved hard surfaces, bodies of liquid, and cultivated fields, but must avoid tall vertical obstacles like trees and buildings. The goal is to minimize risk of collision or instability.

A cultivated field with soft soil and crops

Another cultivated field with soft soil and crops

What is the safest path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone begins its flight from a cultivated field and needs to reach a wooded area. The drone can fly over open, dry ground with loose soil and rocks; areas with natural grass and shrubs; paved surfaces like sidewalks and parking lots; bodies of water such as rivers and lakes; and other cultivated fields. However, it must avoid flying directly through dense tree canopies unless absolutely necessary, as navigating through branches and leaves significantly slows its progress. What is the fastest path to the wooded area?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road vehicle starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field area. The terrain includes grassy areas with short vegetation that are dry and stable, hard-packed artificial surfaces that are even and obstacle-free, and cultivated fields that are currently unused with compacted soil. The vehicle must avoid any loose or sandy terrain, any water, any vertical obstacles like trees or structures, and any paved lanes intended for regular traffic. What is the safest route?

Rangeland
Developed space
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road vehicle starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field across the region. The terrain consists of grassy expanses and loose, tilled soil. You must avoid any paved surfaces, trees, water bodies, or structures. The grassy areas are dry and firm enough for vehicle traction, and the tilled soil is compacted and stable for driving. What is the fastest route to your destination?


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a paved, hard surface, an aerial surveillance drone must reach another paved, hard surface while minimizing operational risk. The drone can fly over open, solid ground with loose soil and rocks; areas with low vegetation like grass and shrubs; all paved, hard surfaces; bodies of liquid; cultivated fields with crops; and vertical structures. However, areas with tall, dense vegetation that could entangle the rotors must be avoided unless absolutely necessary, as they pose a significant collision hazard. What is the safest path?

What is the safest path for the aerial surveillance drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A quadcopter drone is launched from a grassy, open area and needs to reach a paved street. The drone can fly over most surfaces but must avoid collisions with tall vertical obstacles and areas with strong wind exposure or signal interference. Open, stable areas are preferred, while dense vegetation or structures should be avoided if possible. The operator must find a path that minimizes risk.

What is the safest path from the grassy area to the paved street?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a paved, hard surface and needs to reach an area with tall, vertical vegetation. The drone can fly over loose, sandy or rocky ground; grassy or shrub-covered terrain; paved surfaces; liquid bodies; and cultivated fields. However, the tall vegetation presents a collision risk, and built structures are completely prohibited due to no-fly restrictions. The drone must prioritize minimizing risk of loss of control or damage.

What is the safest path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone, operating under a tight schedule, begins its mission perched on a cluster of tall, leafy vegetation. Its destination is another similar cluster of tall, leafy vegetation. To reach it, the drone can fly over areas of loose, dry soil and rocks; open grassy fields and shrubbery; hard, flat paved surfaces like parking lots; long, linear paved surfaces for vehicles; and open bodies of liquid. However, it must navigate carefully around other clusters of tall, leafy vegetation, as these present obstacles that require slower, more careful maneuvering to avoid collisions. The drone cannot pass through solid, vertical structures. What is the fastest path for the drone to reach its destination?

Another cluster of tall, leafy vegetation

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water


Question: A hiker starts from a densely vegetated area with tall, woody plants and needs to reach another similar area. The terrain includes open grassy fields, cultivated crop fields, and more densely vegetated areas with tall, woody plants. The hiker is allowed to walk across grassy fields and cultivated crop fields, but must navigate carefully through densely vegetated areas with tall, woody plants due to potential obstacles like roots and uneven ground. All other surfaces, such as hard paved areas, loose sandy or rocky ground, liquid bodies, and vertical structures, are not traversable. What is the shortest path?

another densely vegetated area with tall, woody plants

What is the shortest path for the hiker to take?


Question: A hiker starts from a grassy, uneven terrain and needs to reach another grassy, uneven terrain area while prioritizing safety. The hiker can traverse areas with loose vegetation and bushes, but must avoid any liquid surfaces and vertical structures. The hiker is permitted to use hard, paved surfaces and vehicle lanes only if they provide safer passage. The hiker can also traverse areas with tall, dense vegetation if necessary, but these areas pose higher risk. What is the safest path?

What is the safest path for the hiker to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a location with tall vertical obstacles that require careful navigation and needs to reach a destination also located among similar tall vertical obstacles. The area contains rough, loose ground composed of sand and rocks, cultivated fields with planted crops, and tall vertical obstacles. The aerial vehicle must avoid any liquid surfaces and cannot pass through solid structures. The tall vertical obstacles can only be traversed if absolutely necessary, as they pose collision risks. What is the safest path to reach the destination?

Starting from a location with tall vertical obstacles that require careful navigation.

The destination is also located among similar tall vertical obstacles.

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field. You can traverse loose, dry soil surfaces without vegetation, areas with herbaceous vegetation or shrubs, hard paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, liquid surfaces, the cultivated fields themselves, and solid vertical structures. However, you must avoid areas with tall vertical obstacles like individual trees. What is the shortest path to your destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A quadcopter drone is deployed from a cultivated field with rows of crops and soft soil, needing to reach a paved lane or street as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over open sandy or rocky ground, hard surfaces like sidewalks or parking lots, liquid bodies, and cultivated areas, but must avoid tall vertical obstacles like trees and structures. What is the fastest path?

A cultivated field with rows of crops and soft soil

What is the fastest path for the drone to reach the paved lane or street?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A sedan is parked on a flat, cultivated field with loose soil and crop stubble. It needs to drive to a grassy meadow with low, natural vegetation and slightly uneven terrain. The driver wants to maximize ride comfort by using surfaces that are smooth and stable, avoiding rough or bumpy ground. The car can traverse the cultivated field because it is dry and firm enough for vehicle passage, and the grassy meadow because it has sparse vegetation and no large obstacles. However, the car cannot drive on bare sandy or rocky patches, through wooded areas, across water, or through structures. What is the most comfortable route from the cultivated field to the grassy meadow?

Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road vehicle starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field area. The terrain includes loose, sandy ground and hard, paved surfaces. The cultivated areas are currently fallow with firm soil and accessible. You must avoid any areas with tall vegetation, liquid surfaces, and vertical structures. What is the safest route?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone, operating under a tight schedule, begins its mission perched on a cluster of tall, leafy vegetation. Its destination is another similar cluster of tall, leafy vegetation. To reach it, the drone can fly over areas of loose, dry soil and rocks; open grassy fields and shrubbery; hard, flat paved surfaces like parking lots; long, linear paved surfaces for vehicles; and open bodies of liquid. However, it must navigate carefully around other clusters of tall, leafy vegetation, as these present obstacles that require slower, more careful maneuvering to avoid collisions. The drone cannot pass through solid, vertical structures. What is the fastest path for the drone to reach its destination?

Another cluster of tall, leafy vegetation

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water


Question: A hiker starts from a densely vegetated area with tall, woody plants and needs to reach another similar area. The terrain includes open grassy fields, cultivated crop fields, and more densely vegetated areas with tall, woody plants. The hiker is allowed to walk across grassy fields and cultivated crop fields, but must navigate carefully through densely vegetated areas with tall, woody plants due to potential obstacles like roots and uneven ground. All other surfaces, such as hard paved areas, loose sandy or rocky ground, liquid bodies, and vertical structures, are not traversable. What is the shortest path?

another densely vegetated area with tall, woody plants

What is the shortest path for the hiker to take?


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a patch of grassy, uneven ground covered with scattered shrubs and wild vegetation and needs to reach another similar area of wild, untended grassy terrain with low bushes. The drone can fly over open liquid surfaces, but must avoid tall vertical obstacles like trees and man-made structures. It can traverse hard, flat paved surfaces, loose soil tracks used by vehicles, and cultivated fields with regular crop patterns. The objective is to find the shortest possible route.

Starting from a patch of grassy, uneven ground covered with scattered shrubs and wild vegetation.

The destination is another similar area of wild, untended grassy terrain with low bushes.

What is the shortest path the drone can take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a vegetated area with tall, leafy structures and needs to reach another vegetated area with tall, leafy structures while prioritizing safety. The drone can traverse open, dry ground with loose soil and rocks, as well as liquid surfaces. However, the tall, leafy structures are only traversable when there is sufficient clearance between them to avoid collisions. The drone must avoid any solid, vertical structures that could cause impact damage. What is the safest path?

What is the safest path for the aerial survey drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a grassy, uneven ground and needs to reach another patch of grassy, uneven ground as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over grassy areas, paved hard surfaces like sidewalks and parking lots, and vehicle lanes like streets, all of which allow high-speed flight without obstruction. However. The drone must avoid flying through dense tree canopies or close to buildings, as these areas are restricted due to potential obstacles. Water bodies and other surfaces are not restricted. What is the fastest path?

What is the fastest path for the quadcopter drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An agricultural monitoring drone starts from a cultivated field with loose, tilled soil and needs to reach another cultivated field with similar loose soil. The terrain includes areas of exposed earth without vegetation, patches of natural grasses and shrubs, open water bodies, and cultivated fields. The drone can fly over all these surfaces, but must avoid dense vertical obstacles like trees and structures. What is the shortest path to the destination field?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a cluster of tall vegetation with distinct vertical structures and needs to reach a patterned agricultural area with cultivated soil. The available terrain includes expanses of exposed, loose soil and rock formations, open areas with low natural vegetation, and the tall vegetation has sufficient gaps between canopies for aerial navigation. The agricultural area has no overhead obstructions. What is the shortest path to the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An agricultural monitoring drone starts from a cultivated field with loose, tilled soil and needs to reach another cultivated field with similar loose, tilled soil. The agricultural monitoring drone requires a smooth flight by avoiding areas with dense vertical obstacles or turbulent air. Only cultivated fields with loose, tilled soil are available for travel.

What is the most comfortable path to reach the destination?


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a cultivated field with low vegetation and needs to reach another cultivated field across the area. The drone requires open airspace with minimal obstacles to avoid collisions and ensure stable flight. While the cultivated fields are accessible due to low crop height, the surrounding terrain includes loose sand or rock areas, dense natural shrubs, individual trees or wooded areas, liquid bodies, and vertical structures, all of which are hazardous and should be avoided. What is the safest route?

What is the safest route to reach the destination cultivated field?


Question: An agricultural monitoring drone starts from a cultivated field with loose soil and needs to reach another cultivated field with similar loose soil conditions. Available surfaces include: 1) a hard, paved lane, 2) areas with tall vertical obstacles that could cause collisions, and 3) the open areas of cultivated fields. The drone must prioritize surfaces that minimize the risk of collision, loss of control, or damage. What is the safest path to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An agricultural monitoring drone starts from a cultivated field with loose, tilled soil and needs to reach another cultivated field across the area. The only available surfaces are areas with loose, cultivated soil and areas with tall, dense vegetation that can obstruct flight. You must complete this mission as quickly as possible.

What is the fastest path to reach the destination field?


Question: A farmer starts from a cultivated field with soft, tilled soil and needs to reach another cultivated field across the area. The person requires stable, even surfaces to minimize tripping hazards and ensure secure footing. While the cultivated fields are accessible due to dry, packed soil, the surrounding terrain includes loose sand or rock piles, dense natural shrubs or grasses, individual trees or wooded patches, liquid bodies, and vertical structures, all of which are impassable. What is the safest route?

What is the safest route to reach the destination cultivated field?


Question: A hiker starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field. The area contains paved lanes for vehicles, individual trees or groups of trees, and cultivated crop areas. Paved lanes are accessible but may be indirect; trees are dense and slow to navigate through; cultivated areas are open but may have uneven soil. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path from the starting cultivated field to the destination cultivated field?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field. The drone must avoid any vertical obstacles or structures that could pose collision risks, and it should prioritize open, stable surfaces to ensure safe flight. The path must not include any liquid surfaces or built structures. What is the safest route?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A sedan starts from a paved street and needs to reach a cultivated field. The terrain includes areas with soft, grassy ground; hard, flat surfaces like parking lots and sidewalks; paved streets; and loose, tilled soil. The sedan requires surfaces that are smooth and stable to maximize ride comfort, avoiding rough or uneven ground that could cause vibration. Which path should the sedan take?

Which path should the sedan take to reach the cultivated field while maximizing comfort?


Question: A quadcopter drone is hovering over grassy, uneven ground with scattered shrubs and needs to reach a paved lane used by vehicles as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over grassy areas, paved lanes, tall vegetation, cultivated fields, bare ground, hard surfaces, water bodies, and structures, but must avoid dense tree canopies and building interiors. Grassy areas, paved lanes, cultivated fields, bare ground, hard surfaces, water bodies, and structures are traversable by default, while tall vegetation is passable because the canopy is open, allowing safe flight. What is the fastest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from an area with tall, vertical woody structures and dense overhead foliage and needs to reach a flat, open area with soft, cultivated soil and low vegetation. The drone can fly over all types of terrain except vertical obstacles and enclosed structures, which require careful navigation to avoid collisions. The drone prioritizes minimizing risk of damage or loss of control.

What is the safest path for the quadcopter drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A hiker starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach a wooded area. The terrain includes loose, dry soil and rocky patches, as well as hard, paved surfaces and compacted lanes. The vegetation consists of tall, dense trees and low, managed crops. You must avoid any liquid surfaces and vertical structures. What is the shortest path to the wooded area?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone is currently positioned over a cultivated field with rows of crops. It needs to reach another cultivated field with rows of crops elsewhere. The drone can fly over areas of loose, dry soil or rock without vegetation, as well as over hard, artificial surfaces like parking lots, sidewalks, and paved roads. It can also fly over water bodies like rivers or ponds. However, it cannot fly through dense clusters of tall trees or close to vertical structures like buildings, as these pose collision risks. What is the shortest path the drone can take?

Another cultivated field with rows of crops

Bareland
Rangeland
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Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a tall, vertical structure with branches and leaves and needs to reach a flat, cultivated area with planted crops. The drone can only fly over surfaces that are either solid ground or vegetation-covered areas, as it must avoid any liquid surfaces or man-made vertical obstacles to prevent collisions and ensure stable flight. What is the safest path to the destination?

A tall, vertical structure with branches and leaves

A flat, cultivated area with planted crops

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach another cultivated field. The terrain includes areas with soft, grassy surfaces and patches of loose soil, as well as hard, flat surfaces like paved paths or compacted grounds. However, sandy or rocky expanses, water bodies, dense tree clusters, and built structures are impassable. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path from the starting cultivated field to the destination cultivated field?

Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road vehicle starts from a grassy, uneven terrain and needs to reach a cultivated field. The vehicle requires surfaces that provide a smooth ride to minimize vibration and discomfort. Paved surfaces like roads or parking lots are not accessible for this route, and obstacles like trees, water bodies, or buildings cannot be crossed. The cultivated field is traversable by the vehicle. What is the most comfortable route?


Question: A farm utility vehicle is currently positioned on a cultivated field with loose, tilled soil. It needs to reach another cultivated field with similar loose, tilled soil across the landscape. The vehicle can travel on hard, paved surfaces designed for wheeled traffic, compacted artificial surfaces like parking lots, and open natural ground with sparse vegetation or bare earth. However, it cannot enter areas with dense vertical obstacles like trees or structures, nor can it cross liquid bodies. What is the shortest possible route for the vehicle?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a grassy, open field with scattered low vegetation and needs to reach another grassy, open field with similar low vegetation. The drone can fly over areas with hard, flat surfaces like paved lots or runways, as well as over lanes used by vehicles, and it can also cross over liquid bodies. However, it cannot pass through dense vertical obstacles like tall trees or structures. What is the shortest path?

Starting from a grassy, open field with scattered low vegetation.

Ending at another grassy, open field with similar low vegetation.

What is the shortest path for the drone to reach the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker is starting from a grassy, uneven field and needs to reach a cultivated crop field. The hiker seeks a smooth, stable path to avoid tripping and discomfort. The terrain includes rough, loose soil and rocky patches, but the hiker can walk across these if necessary. However, hard surfaces like sidewalks or paved areas are not present, and liquid areas or vertical structures are completely impassable. What is the most comfortable path to the destination?


Question: An aerial survey drone is positioned on a hard, paved surface and needs to reach a cultivated field with crops. The drone must avoid any areas with tall, dense vegetation that could entangle its rotors and any solid vertical structures that pose collision risks. The drone can safely fly over open sandy or rocky ground, grassy or shrub-covered areas, the hard paved surface it starts on, open water bodies, and the target cultivated field. What is the safest path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a paved surface and needs to reach another paved surface. The terrain includes hard, flat surfaces; loose, sandy ground; grassy and shrub-covered areas; and scattered tall vegetation. The drone can fly over all these terrain types, but must avoid colliding with tall vegetation and solid structures. What is the shortest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A sedan starts from a paved, hard surface and needs to reach another paved, hard surface. The terrain includes only smooth, stable surfaces and cultivated, soft ground with crops. The sedan seeks a path that maximizes ride comfort by avoiding rough or bumpy terrain.

What is the most comfortable path for the sedan to take?


Question: A hiker starts from a paved, hard-surfaced area and needs to reach another paved, hard-surfaced area while prioritizing a smooth and stable walking experience. The hiker can traverse areas with loose, granular surfaces like sand or rock accumulations, as well as open areas covered with natural grasses and shrubs, since these are dry and passable. Additionally, the hiker can use compacted, level surfaces such as sidewalks and parking lots, and vehicle lanes with hard pavement. The hiker can also cross cultivated fields with planted crops, as the soil is firm and the vegetation is low enough to walk through comfortably. However, the hiker cannot enter any structures, cross any liquid bodies, or pass through dense clusters of tall vegetation that would obstruct movement or cause discomfort.

What is the most comfortable path for the hiker to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a cultivated field with rows of crops and needs to reach a cluster of tall trees as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over open sandy or rocky ground, paved areas like parking lots or tennis courts, liquid surfaces such as rivers or ponds, and the cultivated fields themselves, but must avoid flying directly through dense tree canopies unless absolutely necessary due to navigation hazards. Vertical structures like buildings are completely off-limits, and lanes designated for vehicles are not available for this flight path. What is the fastest route for the drone?

Bareland
Developed space
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a cultivated field, the aerial survey drone must travel to another cultivated field. The drone can fly over loose, sandy or rocky ground; hard, paved surfaces; tall, vertical obstacles; liquid surfaces; and cultivated areas. However, flying through dense vertical obstacles is allowed only if they are sparse enough to navigate safely, and the drone prioritizes smooth, stable flight paths to minimize vibrations and ensure stable sensor readings. What is the most comfortable route?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A delivery drone starts from a canopy of tall, leafy plants and needs to reach a planted agricultural area. The drone must avoid liquid surfaces and dense vertical structures due to safety risks, but can fly over most terrain types. The available surfaces include hard, artificial paved areas; vehicle travel lanes; open ground with natural vegetation; and soft, cultivated soil. The drone can navigate through the starting vegetation because it can fly between the tree branches. What is the safest flight path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a grassy field and needs to reach a cultivated crop field while prioritizing safety. You can use areas with hard, paved surfaces that provide stable footing, as well as unpaved lanes used by vehicles. You can also traverse through areas with tall vegetation if necessary, but these present higher risk due to uneven ground and potential obstacles. Areas with loose, sandy soil or exposed rock are not allowed due to slipping hazards. Liquid surfaces and vertical structures are completely impassable. What is the safest path to take?

Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a patch of trees and needs to reach a cultivated field. The terrain includes rough, loose soil and rocks, open grassy or shrubby areas, paved lanes for vehicles, wooded patches, and planted crop areas. The hiker can traverse paved lanes and developed surfaces by default, and can cross rough soil, grassy areas, wooded patches, and crop fields because the ground is firm enough for walking and there are no fences or dense thickets blocking passage. However, water bodies and buildings are completely impassable. What is the shortest path to the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a cultivated field with loose, tilled soil and needs to reach a grassy meadow. The area includes patches of loose sand or rocky ground, paved lanes used by vehicles, scattered groups of tall vegetation, and the cultivated field itself. You are a hiker seeking the most direct route. Which path should you take?

Which path provides the shortest route from the cultivated field to the grassy meadow?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A parkour athlete is starting from a paved footpath and needs to reach another paved footpath as quickly as possible. The athlete can only use surfaces that allow rapid, unimpeded movement: hard, artificial surfaces like sidewalks or parking lots, and firm, compacted lanes used by vehicles. The athlete can also traverse rough, loose surfaces composed of sand or rocks without vegetation, but these are slower. The athlete cannot travel on surfaces covered by liquid or through vertical structures, and cannot pass through areas with dense vegetation that would obstruct movement. Which route allows the athlete to reach the destination in the shortest time?


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a paved, hard-surfaced area and needs to reach another paved, hard-surfaced area as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over all solid and liquid surfaces, including loose soil, grassy areas, and paved surfaces. However, areas with tall, dense vertical obstacles can only be traversed if there is sufficient clearance between them to fly through safely. What is the fastest route?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A hiker starts from a paved surface and needs to reach another paved surface. The terrain includes areas of loose, dry soil and rock without vegetation, as well as clusters of tall, vertical obstacles with foliage. The hiker can traverse the loose soil and rock areas, and can navigate through the vertical obstacles with foliage. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path for the hiker to reach the destination paved surface?


Question: A hiker starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground and needs to reach another patch of loose, sandy ground. The hiker can walk on hard, paved surfaces like sidewalks and roads, as well as cultivated fields and wooded areas, but cannot enter buildings or cross water bodies. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path for the hiker to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone is positioned in a vegetated area with tall, dense foliage and needs to reach an open, dry area of loose soil and rocks as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over liquid surfaces and cultivated fields with low vegetation, but must avoid built structures and navigate carefully through dense vegetation due to potential obstacles. Which path allows the drone to travel the fastest?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An off-road vehicle starts from a rocky, unpaved area and needs to reach another rocky, unpaved area. The vehicle can travel on paved surfaces like roads and parking lots, as well as on softer terrains like grassy fields and cultivated land, but cannot go through wooded areas, water bodies, or buildings. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path for the off-road vehicle to travel from the starting rocky, unpaved area to the destination rocky, unpaved area?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without vegetation and needs to complete a reconnaissance mission and return to a similar patch of exposed, sandy ground. The drone can fly over open water bodies, cross paved vehicle lanes, pass through cultivated crop fields, and navigate around individual trees or small wooded patches. However, the drone must maintain a safe altitude to avoid collisions with vertical structures and dense tree canopies. What is the most direct route for the drone to take?

Starting from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without vegetation

and needing to return to a similar patch of exposed, sandy ground

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Road
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Question: An aerial drone starts above loose, sandy ground and needs to reach another area above loose, sandy ground. The drone can fly over areas with loose soil and rocks, grassy or shrub-covered terrain, and cultivated fields with crops, but cannot fly through trees or buildings, and must avoid water bodies and paved surfaces like roads and sidewalks. To maximize flight comfort, which path should it take?

Which path provides the most comfortable flight for the aerial drone?


Question: An off-road rally car starts on loose, rocky ground and needs to reach another patch of loose, rocky ground. The vehicle can travel on paved, hard surfaces and compacted artificial areas, but cannot cross any liquid bodies, vertical structures, or vegetated zones. What is the fastest route?

What is the fastest route for the off-road rally car to travel from the starting loose, rocky ground to the destination loose, rocky ground?


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation and needs to reach another area of exposed, granular earth with minimal ground cover. The drone can fly over open ground, paved surfaces, vehicle lanes, cultivated fields, and liquid surfaces, but must avoid tall vertical structures and dense overhead obstacles. For safety, it should prioritize stable, predictable airspace and minimize proximity to potential collision hazards or turbulent zones.

Starting from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation.

The destination is another area of exposed, granular earth with minimal ground cover.

What is the safest route for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a section of loose, rocky terrain and needs to reach another section of similar loose, rocky terrain. The hiker can walk across loose soil and rocks, grassy or shrub-covered areas, hard paved surfaces, and cultivated fields. However, the hard paved surfaces are currently closed for repairs and cannot be used. The hiker must avoid any water bodies, structures, or densely wooded areas. What is the safest route to reach the destination?


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a densely vegetated area with tall, leafy canopies and needs to reach an open, dry expanse of loose soil and scattered rocks. The drone can fly over all terrain types except vertical structures and dense tree clusters, which require careful navigation to avoid collisions. The drone must avoid any liquid surfaces and built structures entirely. What is the safest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a grassy, uneven terrain and needs to reach another grassy, uneven terrain area. The drone can fly over grassy areas and hard, paved lanes, both allowing high speed. What is the fastest path?

What is the fastest path from the starting grassy, uneven terrain to the destination grassy, uneven terrain?


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a grassy, uneven terrain and needs to reach another grassy, uneven terrain area. The drone can fly over open grassy fields, hard paved surfaces, and liquid bodies, but must avoid tall vertical obstacles and solid structures. Which path allows the drone to travel as quickly as possible?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a grassy field and needs to reach another grassy field while maintaining stable flight and minimizing vibrations. The drone can fly over open grassy areas, cultivated crop fields, and water surfaces. However, flying through dense tree canopies is only possible if the drone has permission to navigate through the branches. The drone must avoid any built structures and cannot land on them. What is the most comfortable path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a paved surface and needs to return to another paved surface after completing a mission. The drone must maintain stable flight and minimize vibrations to protect its sensitive equipment. It can fly over liquid bodies and cultivated fields, but must avoid vertical obstacles like trees and structures. Which path should the drone take to ensure the smoothest and most stable flight?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a vegetated area with tall, upright structures providing shade and cover and needs to reach another such vegetated area while prioritizing safety. The terrain includes rough, loose ground composed of sand or rocks; hard, flat surfaces like sidewalks and parking lots; paved lanes used by vehicles; cultivated fields with crops; and additional vegetated areas with tall, upright structures. The drone can traverse all these terrains, but must avoid any liquid surfaces and vertical, enclosed structures, as these are hazardous. The drone can fly over vegetated areas with tall, upright structures only if it maintains a safe altitude to avoid collisions, which it can in this scenario. What is the safest path?

another vegetated area with tall, upright structures providing shade and cover

What is the safest path for the quadcopter drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone is starting from a vegetated area with tall, dense foliage and needs to reach another vegetated area with tall, dense foliage. The drone can fly over open grassy fields and through gaps in tall, dense foliage, but must avoid any solid vertical structures and liquid surfaces. What is the fastest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial surveillance drone starts from a vegetated area with tall, leafy structures and needs to reach another vegetated area with tall, leafy structures while minimizing risk. The drone can fly over areas with loose, sandy soil; hard, flat surfaces; paved lanes; liquid surfaces; and cultivated fields. However, the leafy structures themselves are dense and pose a collision hazard, so they should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. Vertical structures like buildings are completely off-limits due to strict no-fly zones. What is the safest path?

A vegetated area with tall, leafy structures

Another vegetated area with tall, leafy structures

What is the safest path for the aerial surveillance drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from an area of natural, uncultivated vegetation and needs to reach a tall, vertical structure with a distinct canopy and trunk. The terrain includes loose, sandy or rocky ground without vegetation; natural areas covered by grass and shrubs; hard, paved surfaces like sidewalks and parking lots; and cultivated fields with crops. You cannot travel over liquid surfaces or through solid, enclosed structures. What is the shortest path to your destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone begins its flight from a vegetated area with tall, upright structures that provide overhead cover. It needs to reach another such vegetated area with similar overhead structures as quickly as possible. The drone can fly over open grassy fields, paved vehicle lanes, cultivated crop fields, and areas with tall upright structures, but flying through dense overhead structures requires careful navigation and slows it down. What is the fastest path?

another vegetated area with tall, upright structures that provide overhead cover

What is the fastest path for the drone to reach the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a cultivated field and needs to reach a wooded area. The drone must avoid any vertical structures or enclosed spaces. The path should prioritize open, stable surfaces that minimize collision risk and maintain clear visibility. Which route provides the safest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a grassy, open field with scattered shrubs and needs to reach another grassy, open field with scattered shrubs. You can fly over grassy or shrubby areas, firm paved surfaces, compacted dirt lanes, cultivated fields with crops, and any water bodies. However, you cannot fly through dense tree stands or close to buildings, as these pose collision risks. What is the shortest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a densely vegetated area with tall vertical obstacles and needs to reach a smooth, hard-paved surface designed for vehicle movement as quickly as possible. The terrain includes loose, sandy or rocky ground without vegetation; artificial hard surfaces like sidewalks, parking lots, and sports fields; liquid surfaces; cultivated fields with crops; and enclosed structures. You can traverse vegetated areas with tall vertical obstacles and enclosed structures only when flying at a safe altitude to avoid collisions. What is the fastest path?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a grassy, uneven field and needs to reach another grassy, uneven field. You can only travel through airspace above surfaces that are either grassy and uneven, loose and rocky, paved and hard, or cultivated and soft. All other surfaces, including those with tall vegetation, vertical structures, or liquid bodies, are not allowed for overflight. You want to minimize turbulence and maintain stable flight.

What is the most comfortable path to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a paved, hard surface area and needs to reach another paved, hard surface area. The hiker can traverse paved surfaces and vehicle lanes, and is allowed to pass through wooded areas with trees as long as the ground is clear enough to walk through. The hiker cannot cross any liquid bodies or enter any structures. What is the shortest path?

What is the shortest path for the hiker to take?


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a grassy, open terrain and needs to reach another grassy, open terrain. The drone can fly over liquid surfaces, grassy areas, and cultivated fields, but must avoid hard, paved surfaces and vertical structures. What is the safest path?

What is the safest path for the drone to take?


Question: A quadcopter drone is starting from a grassy, open field and needs to reach a wooded area with individual trees. The terrain includes rough, loose soil and rock patches, cultivated fields with crops, and paved lanes used by vehicles. The drone can fly over most terrain types, but trees present navigation challenges due to their height and density, requiring careful maneuvering. The drone operator wants to find a path that provides the smoothest, most stable flight with minimal turbulence and abrupt movements.

What is the most comfortable path for the quadcopter drone to take from the grassy field to the wooded area?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a paved tennis court and needs to reach a paved runway. The terrain includes areas of loose soil and rocks, grassy or shrubby patches, cultivated fields with crops, and scattered tall vegetation. However. The path must avoid any liquid surfaces and vertical structures. What is the shortest route?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A search and rescue drone is launched from a paved landing pad and must reach another paved landing pad. The drone can fly over loose sandy areas, paved surfaces, and bodies of water, but must avoid tall vertical obstacles and structures due to safety protocols. The objective is to minimize collision risk while maintaining stable flight.

What is the safest path for the search and rescue drone to travel from the starting paved landing pad to the destination paved landing pad?


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a grassy, vegetated area and needs to reach a paved lane while maintaining stable flight. The drone can fly over loose sandy or rocky ground, grassy or shrubby vegetation, paved surfaces, bodies of water, and agricultural fields. However, it must avoid flying through dense tree canopies or close to building structures to prevent turbulence and maintain sensor stability. The drone's flight path should prioritize surfaces that provide the smoothest and most predictable air conditions for comfortable operation.

What is the most comfortable path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An agricultural monitoring drone is hovering above a cultivated field. It needs to reach a paved landing pad. The drone can fly over various surfaces including paved areas, compacted gravel zones, and cultivated fields, but must maintain sufficient altitude to avoid obstacles. The operator wants to minimize flight time.

What is the fastest route for the agricultural monitoring drone to reach the paved landing pad from above the cultivated field?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land
Building


Question: A delivery drone is hovering above a crop-covered area with low vegetation, needing to reach a grassy plain. The drone can fly over most surfaces but must avoid high-risk zones. Hard, paved surfaces like streets and sidewalks are accessible, as are open areas like parking lots. The crop-covered area is traversable because the plants are low and allow clearance. The grassy plain is traversable because it offers open airspace. All liquid surfaces are accessible. However, areas with tall trees or dense vertical structures are blocked due to collision risk. Sandy or rocky ground is accessible but not preferred for safety.

What is the safest flight path for the delivery drone to follow from the crop-covered area to the grassy plain?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone starts from a grassy, open field and needs to reach a wooded area with tall trees. The terrain includes soft, vegetated ground, flat, hard surfaces, and cultivated fields, all of which are freely traversable by air. The wooded area is accessible because the drone can fly between the trees at a safe altitude, and buildings are avoided due to collision risks and no-fly zones. Water bodies are also avoided because flying over them poses a crash risk if the drone malfunctions. What is the safest path to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a vegetated area with tall, leafy structures providing shade and elevation and needs to reach another vegetated area with tall, leafy structures providing shade and elevation. The drone requires a smooth and stable flight path to minimize vibrations and ensure sensor accuracy. It can fly over open grassy fields, paved lanes, cultivated crop fields, and liquid surfaces, but must avoid dense vertical obstacles that could cause turbulence or collisions. The drone is permitted to fly over tall leafy structures only if they are sparse enough to allow safe passage without abrupt maneuvers. What is the most comfortable route?

A vegetated area with tall, leafy structures providing shade and elevation.

Another vegetated area with tall, leafy structures providing shade and elevation.

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and needs to reach another area of similar dry, exposed earth. An aerial survey drone must plan a route that prioritizes safety. The drone can fly over areas with low, sparse vegetation, cultivated fields with crops, and clusters of tall, vertical obstacles. However, it must avoid any liquid surfaces, permanent structures, and artificial hard surfaces like roads or parking lots. What is the safest path?

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks

and needing to reach another area of similar dry, exposed earth

Bareland
Rangeland
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without any vegetation and needs to reach a hard, paved surface designed for vehicle movement. The drone can fly over grassy fields with low vegetation, cultivated crop fields, and open water bodies. However, it must avoid flying through dense clusters of tall vertical obstacles. What is the most direct route?

Starting from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without any vegetation.

The destination is a hard, paved surface designed for vehicle movement.

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks with no vegetation and needs to reach another patch of similar loose, dry soil and scattered rocks. The drone can fly over open ground covered by loose soil or rocks, areas with low grass and shrubs, cultivated fields with crops, individual or clustered tall vertical obstacles with foliage, and liquid surfaces. However, it must avoid any solid, constructed vertical structures and paved or compacted artificial surfaces. What is the shortest path?

Starting from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks with no vegetation.

The destination is another patch of similar loose, dry soil and scattered rocks.

Bareland
Rangeland
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker with sturdy boots starts from a section of rough, stony ground and needs to reach another area of rough, stony ground. The hiker must avoid all liquid surfaces and vertical structures, and cannot traverse any areas with vegetation or cultivated surfaces due to safety concerns. The hiker can only walk on exposed, solid ground without vegetation or standing water. What is the safest path for the hiker?


Question: A hiker starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground and needs to reach another patch of loose, sandy ground. The area includes hard, paved surfaces, but these are currently blocked or inaccessible. You must travel only across the loose, sandy ground. What is the shortest path?


Question: A quadcopter drone is on a paved, hard surface and needs to reach a patch of loose, sandy or rocky ground without vegetation. The drone can fly over open liquid surfaces, cultivated fields with crops, grassy or shrubby areas, and other paved or compacted surfaces. However, it must avoid flying through dense vertical obstacles like tall structures or thick tree canopies. What is the shortest path to the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and no vegetation and needs to reach a flat, hard, artificial surface like a paved parking lot or sports court. The drone can fly over open water bodies and cultivated fields with low crops, but must avoid areas with tall, dense vegetation or vertical structures. The drone's flight path should prioritize smooth, stable travel to protect its sensitive imaging equipment from vibrations and jolts.

Starting from a patch of loose, sandy ground with scattered rocks and no vegetation.

The destination is a flat, hard, artificial surface like a paved parking lot or sports court.

What is the most comfortable path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone is conducting a mapping mission. It begins its flight from a patch of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks and needs to reach a flat, hard, paved surface. The drone can fly over open ground with low vegetation, cultivated fields, and bodies of liquid. However, it must avoid densely packed vertical obstacles that could snag its rotors. The drone's flight path should prioritize smooth, stable airspace to ensure clear sensor data and a steady platform.

Starting from a patch of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks

What is the most comfortable flight path for the drone to take?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation, an aerial survey drone must navigate to a paved, hard-surfaced lane designed for vehicle traffic. The drone can fly over areas with short grass and bushes, cultivated fields with crops, individual trees or wooded clusters, and bodies of water like rivers or ponds. However, flying through dense tree canopies or near vertical structures is prohibited due to collision risk. The drone's priority is to maintain maximum forward speed while avoiding obstacles.

Starting from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation

and needs to reach a paved, hard-surfaced lane designed for vehicle traffic

What is the fastest route for the drone to reach the paved lane?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker is standing on a patch of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks. They need to reach a paved lane. The hiker can walk across loose soil and rocks, cultivated fields with rows of crops, and paved surfaces. What is the shortest possible path?

Bareland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from an area of loose, rocky ground and needs to reach a similar patch of bare, uneven terrain. The path must avoid any liquid surfaces and vertical structures. You may traverse across firm, paved surfaces, but they are currently blocked due to maintenance. You can also cross through areas with low vegetation or cultivated fields, provided they are dry and stable. However, dense tree clusters are only passable if they are sparse enough to walk through without risk of entanglement. What is the safest route?

Bareland
Rangeland
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from loose, sandy ground and needs to reach another area of loose, sandy ground while prioritizing safety. The hiker can traverse areas with loose, sandy ground, areas with low vegetation and soft soil, and hard, paved surfaces. The hiker must avoid all water bodies and buildings, as these are strictly impassable. What is the safest path?

What is the safest path for the hiker to take?


Question: An aerial drone is deployed from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation. It needs to reach a cultivated field with rows of crops and tilled earth. The drone can fly over any solid or liquid surface, but must avoid dense vertical obstacles like tall trees or structures. The drone's path must be direct and efficient, using any open or flat terrain available. What is the shortest path to the destination?

Starting from a patch of loose, dry soil with scattered rocks and no vegetation.

The destination is a cultivated field with rows of crops and tilled earth.

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter drone is positioned on a patch of loose, sandy ground and needs to reach a paved lane. The drone can fly over areas with loose soil, paved surfaces, vegetated areas with tall vertical obstacles, liquid surfaces, and cultivated fields. However, the drone must avoid flying through dense clusters of tall vertical obstacles due to collision risk. What is the shortest path to the paved lane?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land


Question: A quadcopter is starting from a cultivated field with loose soil and needs to reach an area of exposed rocky ground. The drone must avoid any vertical obstacles and liquid surfaces, and can only fly over surfaces composed of loose earth, natural vegetation, or compacted soil. What is the safest path to the destination?


Question: An aerial drone starts from a location with tall, vertical obstacles that require careful navigation, the aerial drone must reach a destination on open, solid ground. The drone can fly over most surfaces, but the vertical obstacles slow it down significantly, while open areas allow for higher speeds. The drone is not allowed to fly over liquid surfaces or enter enclosed structures. What is the fastest path to the destination?

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without vegetation and needs to reach a cultivated field with orderly rows of crops. The drone can fly over open ground covered by loose earth or rocks, areas with natural grass and shrubs, paved lanes used by vehicles, individual trees or groups of trees, and cultivated crop areas. However. The drone must avoid flying directly through dense tree canopies as they obstruct flight paths. The drone's priority is to complete the survey mission as quickly as possible. What is the fastest route for the drone to take?

Starting from an area of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without vegetation.

The destination is a cultivated field with orderly rows of crops.

Bareland
Rangeland
Road
Tree
Agriculture land


Question: A hiker starts from a patch of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without vegetation and needs to reach a cultivated field with orderly rows of crops. The hiker can walk on paved lanes used by vehicles and hard artificial surfaces. The hiker is also permitted to traverse loose earth or rocky ground, natural grass and shrub areas, and cultivated crop areas because the ground is firm and dry enough for stable footing. However, the hiker must avoid walking through dense tree clusters as they slow progress. The hiker's priority is to reach the destination as quickly as possible. What is the fastest path for the hiker?

Starting from a patch of loose, dry soil and scattered rocks without vegetation.

The destination is a cultivated field with orderly rows of crops.

Bareland
Rangeland
Developed space
Road
Agriculture land


Question: An aerial survey drone starts from a paved lane and needs to reach another paved lane. The drone can fly over hard, flat surfaces like parking lots and sidewalks, as well as over loose, dry soil areas and cultivated fields. It can also cross over liquid surfaces. The drone must avoid any vertical structures and dense vegetation clusters. What is the shortest path to the destination?

Bareland
Developed space
Road
Water
Agriculture land