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Richard Platt's curator insight,
July 30, 2020 1:00 AM
This video features a generation of tires for the future called UPTIS (Unique Puncture-proof Tire System), a Michelin’s vision concept which was showcased at the Movie’On Summit 2017., but what isn't mentioned in this video is the whole concept from it's beginning's was crafted from the ground up, using TRIZ inventive principles and following the structure of systematic #innovation
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More companies are trying to bring self-driving cars to the masses than ever before, but a truly autonomous vehicle still doesn't exist. It's not clear if, or when, our driverless future will arrive. Where exactly are we with self-driving cars, and when can we expect them to be a part of our daily lives?
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The tech extravaganza shows we've left the “gee, won’t it be cool” phase and entered “here’s how it starts” mode, with a focus on on-demand ride and delivery services. There's also a battle among chip and LiDAR makers, and China's Baidu is a major new player.
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Testing the Faraday Future the Fastest Accelerating Production Vehicle to hit the Roads
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The car industry is full of innovations that went nowhere until someone -- quite often not the original inventor -- worked out how to industrialize the idea.
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I might have been imagining things, but automakers seemed a bit nervous at this year's Paris Auto Show. Maybe it's because it's first the first major ca
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The devices are particularly popular with young drivers seeking to cut costs.
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Over 2,000 high-tech buses are replacing current New York City buses over the next five years, MTA announced. Get ready for Wi-Fi and USB charging ports.
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BMW is in the midst of celebrating its 100th anniversary, and to mark the occasion, it just rolled out the Vision Next 100 concept at its Munich headquarters. By all appearances, it's one of the...
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Will driving your own car one day be just a hobby, like horse riding? When can we expect to be using driverless cars?
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Tesla's auto steer may encapsulate this week's headline grabbers, but it's the electric-car maker's seamless rollout of over-the-air software updates that should be garnering the attention of investors.
Olivier Baggiano's curator insight,
October 21, 2015 5:28 AM
Not teaching related, but can't wait for these cars to be more affordable. Maybe Australia could have a subsidy like Sweden has?
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Future of Sports
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5 Amazing Futuristic Tires
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The tech builds on the warnings already present in Toyota's new cars.
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Tesla has leapfrogged General Motors to become America’s most valuable carmaker, riding a wave of optimism about the electric vehicle company despite its continuing losses.
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Toyota Motor Corp. on Wednesday unveiled a new concept vehicle at the CES tech trade show that officials say features an artificial intelligent system
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The Chevrolet Malibu which is equipped with a System that can help keep Teen drivers safe on the road.
Trevor Corso's curator insight,
October 25, 2016 9:38 AM
This technology is a game changer. Keep your family members safe!
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The Obama administration has proposed spending $4 billion to accelerate autonomous-car technology during the next decade. For $20,440, you can get a car capable of driving itself pretty well on a highway today.
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Toyota Motor, looking to gain an edge in the auto industry’s race for technology talent, has recruited the staff at a small Massachusetts-based autonomous-vehicle company to work on its advanced projects.
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Major auto makers are testing driver-monitoring systems that use artificial intelligence to determine if a driver is too tired or distracted to drive safely, and the first such systems could be available next year.
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Black cabs are being fitted with digital signage that broadcasts traffic warnings.
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A robust Driving Mode on smartphones would reduce distractions and save lives.
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