Several companies I work with are helping develop the car cockpit of the future. And it is clear; these cabins are going to evolve a lot over the next decade. Much of this evolution will have to do with the […]
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As President Biden unveils a new infrastructure plan replete with technological considerations, it is perhaps more important than ever to look at how advancing car technologies change and impact infrastructure. Think of how fundamentally the building of interstate highways has
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Last week was NVIDIA’s GTC. GTC, or the GPU Technology Conference, made a hard pivot this year to AI, and their Autonomous Car section was particularly robust. One of the most exciting car talks was by Hildegard Wortmann, a member
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The big problem with electric cars is that, should you run out of power, you are screwed. Unlike a gas car where you can get a can of gas, the typical outcome of running out of electricity with an electric
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To say I’m a car nut would be an understatement. I started driving at 9, got my license when I was 15, and have had a car hobby for much of my life. But as cars advanced, my ability to
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The car segment at CES has always been a feast for the eyes and often a showcase of how large companies didn’t get technology trends. I was invited to a session five or so years ago where I got to
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What I think is interesting is that CES (the enormous annual Consumer Electronics Show) has become the leading showcase of what is becoming one of the most significant changes in the car industry since the invention of the car. The
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In response to the federal government’s Clean Air Act, 11 states will require sales of Zero-Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) to account for roughly 7 to 10 percent of total auto sales by 2025, according to the Alliance of Auto Manufacturers. The
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Intel has a very creative start to their CES Keynote this year. The had a video that talked about Computer Intelligence (with the emphasis on Intel) and said that this intelligence wasn’t like a new lightbulb; it was more like
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The traveling salesperson is a well-known figure on America’s roads, and while the terminology might have changed – you’ll likely be more familiar with remote sales reps, for instance – the job hasn’t and is, in fact, growing. According to
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