Jun 1, 2026 | Smart Mobility Today
Sailors throughout millennia knew what it meant when the water went black, the sky darkened, and the wind filled their sails with frightening velocity. They headed to open water in an attempt to save their ships and their lives. Hurricanes raised fear for those on...
May 25, 2026 | Smart Mobility Today
Happy Memorial Day Everyone I am sure each of us has a friend or relative who has served in this country’s armed forces, someone we can be grateful to for their choice to serve and protect. Many brave and frightened individuals gave their lives doing just that,...
May 18, 2026 | Smart Mobility Today
Every week we cover the great strides forward that all the smart people out there are accomplishing. Robots that do more than vacuum your floor, production environments with improved automation and an interconnected environment, EV’s and hybrids that make sense,...
May 11, 2026 | Smart Mobility Today
I grew up in Detroit Michigan. The Rouge River ran through a park not far from my house, and that dumped into the Detroit River or more historically correct the “Strait of Detroit.” That 28 miles of waterway connected Lake St. Clair, (big but not great) to...
May 4, 2026 | Smart Mobility Today
My father was an engineer and a Science fiction fan. I was exposed to that combination of loves early on, and would sit with my dad and watch what Captain Kirk was up to this week. As soon as I saw the asteroid article in this week’s Global Auto Mobility, my...
Apr 27, 2026 | Smart Mobility Today
There has been a lot of news from NASA in the last few weeks, as well as excitement surrounding the launch of the Artemis project and its successful completion. The crewed mission took human beings the furthest from earth they have ever been. This week, I was reminded...
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