DEARBORN - Ford's big venture into autonomous vehicles cost it a whopping $2.7 billion write-off. GM isn't showing any signs of slowing its pursuits. Over the past few years, unmistakable buzz has surrounded autonomous vehicle technology as start-ups and major manufacturers are both battling to be king of a new frontier. However, with Ford Motor Company's
DETROIT - Previously on Smart Mobility Today, our stories focused on AVs and EVs, Drones in the Navy, AI fighting wildfires, and robots picking strawberries. This week’s show includes news about streets that can charge your EV, Brits paying excise duty, flying taxies, smart braking, and no-dig archaeology. https://open.spotify.com/episode/5UhM2TtxdrPDu6S6qfdaqy?si=b1d6345126d341d9
DETROIT - Previously on Smart Mobility Today, our stories focused on Blockchain, IoT, AI, and dribbling robots. This week’s show includes news about AVs and EVs, Drones in the Navy, AI fighting wildfires, and robots picking strawberries. To listen, click on Smart Mobility Today
DETROIT - Previously on Smart Mobility Today, our stories focused on EV batteries, EV battery jobs, robots, drones, 6G and space. This week’s show includes lots of news about cars, Blockchain and IoT, trust issues when dealing with AI, dribbling robots, and virtual reality. https://smart-mobility-today-podcast.onpodium.com/episodes/15-october-2022-smart-mobility-today-527
DEARBORN - Previously on Smart Mobility Today, our stories focused on EV batteries, EV battery jobs, robots, drones, 6G and space. This week’s show includes lots of news about cars, Blockchain and IoT, trust issues when dealing with AI, dribbling robots, and virtual reality. To listen to this audio podcast, click on Smart Mobility Today
DETROIT - In the last episode of Smart Mobility Today, we focused on Detroit’s automakers, space, industry 4.0, machine computing, and fishing with a drone. This week's show includes news about EVs, autonomous mobility, drones, AI and horses, plus a new mobile power grid and cars that remember where they’ve been in order to decide
SOUTHFIELD—Eight students from around the country have arrived on the campus of Lawrence Technological University to begin a summer of advancing the state of the art in self-driving cars. The students are at LTU through a three-year, $281,712 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates program. The grant will fund three summers
ANN ARBOR - Five years ago, Paul Eisenstein founder of The Detroit Bureau, was hard pressed to write a couple of electric vehicle-related stories each week. Today, he's hard-pressed to write stories that don't involve electric vehicles. Paul joins Mike Brennan and Matt Roush to talk about the $500 Billion that is getting invested in
SACRAMENTO, Ca. - California wants electric vehicle sales to triple in the next four years to 35 percent of all new car purchases, an aggressive target set as part of the goal to phase out the sale of gas-powered cars by the middle of next decade. State officials released a new roadmap to make it
ANN ARBOR - COVID-19 reshuffled future mobility priorities for everyone, from automakers to government/transportation policy makers. The world's major cities have set out to leverage new technologies to realize their vision of a more sustainable future. If you take a closer look at today’s debate on future mobility concepts, it’s cities for humans first, and
