Jan 20, 2022 | Electric Vehicles, Featured
Europeans on average earnings could soon be forced out of their cars and on to the bus by environmental rules effectively banning sales of cheap new internal combustion engines (ICE) in favor of unaffordable electric cars; but help is at hand. Transition-One, a small...
Jan 20, 2022 | Edge Computing, Featured, Manufacturing
A recent analysis from the experts at Gartner projected that only around 10% of enterprise-generated data is currently processed outside of a traditional data center or cloud. However, by 2025, they predict that this number will reach 75%. To make this...
Jan 13, 2022 | Batteries, Electric Vehicles, Featured
Scientists have developed a biologically-inspired membrane that could quintuple the charge capacity of electric car batteries, thereby massively increasing their range. A team from the University of Michigan used recycled Kevlar – the same material found in...
Jan 13, 2022 | Aerial Vehicles, Featured, Michigan, Mobility
First-of-its-kind aerial mobility corridor study will test the feasibility of commercial drones and other aerial systems in three areas, including cross-border. Michigan’s aviation system contributes more than $22 billion to the state economy each year. In 2017,...
Jan 13, 2022 | Autonomous Vehicles, Featured, Robots
Serve Robotics, an Uber spinout that builds sidewalk delivery robots, is deploying its next generation of robots that are capable of completing some commercial deliveries without a human in the loop, according to the startup. That means in certain operational...
Jan 6, 2022 | 5G, Aeronautics, Featured, Telecommunications
AT&T and Verizon have agreed to postpone their planned rollouts of 5G infrastructure near airports by two weeks, averting — for now — feared widespread disruptions to air travel and shipping as well as a potential legal battle over the matter. Both carriers...
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