Automotive stories - Page 42
Intel proves that autonomous vehicles are safe
Mon, 30th Oct 2017
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Intel's Mobileye CEO has offered the autonomous driving industry a mathematical formula to prove the safety of self-driving cars.
Electric Village to open in Gisborne - NZ's first energy hub
Fri, 27th Oct 2017
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datacentre infrastructure
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cartech
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power / energy
Flick will also power the region's first fast charging electric vehicle station which will be located on the main street outside the hub.
Why Kiwis love plug-in hybrid vehicles
Thu, 26th Oct 2017
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clean technologies
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sustainability
New Zealanders are gravitating towards plug-in hybrids, driven by their versatility for long trips and towing needs, reports a 'Flip the Fleet' survey.
Electrification is coming for long haul trucks
Thu, 26th Oct 2017
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fleet management
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evs
Hyliion has unveiled the 6X4HE System for long-haul trucks, promising up to 30% fuel savings, lower emissions, and better driver experience.
This device will turn your car into a giant boombox
Thu, 26th Oct 2017
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cartech
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digital entertainment
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digital music
Continental aims to revolutionize car audio by replacing speakers with actuators that vibrate surfaces, delivering excellent acoustics and reducing weight.
How hackers can wreak havoc on connected vehicles & ITS
Wed, 25th Oct 2017
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cartech
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cybersecurity
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trend micro
In today's connected world of smart devices and ever-increasing volumes of disruptive and destructive cyber attacks, ITS cybersecurity is mandatory.
Intel's AI revolution: Introducing the world's first neural network processor
Thu, 19th Oct 2017
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semiconductors
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healthtech
Neuromorphic chips are inspired by the human brain, which will help computers make decisions based on patterns and associations.
Desktop virtualization market to surpass US$13b – APAC leading the way
Thu, 19th Oct 2017
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virtualisation
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iam
A new report from MarketsandMarkets has a very positive forecast for the desktop virtualization market - especially for countries in Asia Pacific.
SD-WAN benefits extend beyond eliminating MPLS
Wed, 18th Oct 2017
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network infrastructure
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sd-wan
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sdn
While reducing spend on MPLS is often cited as a key reason for SD-WAN, there are other key benefits, says Silver Peak's Jim Metzler.
Vector plans on turning EVs into mobile power sources
Thu, 12th Oct 2017
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vector
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solar power
Vector aims to turn electric vehicles into mobile power sources as it seeks to drive innovation in the EV sector.
Student-built electric vehicles battle it out in Auckland
Wed, 11th Oct 2017
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cartech
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students
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stem
Teams of high school students are given a 300-watt electric motor kit and batteries to build their vehicles...
15,000 Aussies participate in APAC's largest cartech survey
Tue, 10th Oct 2017
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cartech
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ai
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volvo
More than 15,000 Victorian motorists participated in one of the world's largest surveys of attitudes toward self-driving cars...
Samsung produces new storage system for driverless cars
Tue, 3rd Oct 2017
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self-driving cars
Samsung has unveiled the industry's first embedded Universal Flash Storage (eUFS) solution for use in future car applications.
Electric vehicles could be an easy way for Kiwis to save money
Tue, 3rd Oct 2017
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flip the fleet
Flip the Fleet research reveals Kiwis could save vastly with EVs, as loans outweigh fuel and maintenance costs.
NZ tech experts team up to develop EVs, robots and AI
Thu, 28th Sep 2017
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cartech
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ai
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autonomous vehicle
NZ's top tech brains unite to steer the nation's tech evolution, with EVs, robots, and AI set to boost prosperity.
Get ready to zoom around in an electric speedster with Mevo and Z Energy
Thu, 28th Sep 2017
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datacentre infrastructure
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cartech
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power / energy
Mevo, the climate positive vehicle company, is expanding its fleet with a $250,000 investment and a partnership with Z Energy.
Intel's new self-learning chip promises to accelerate artificial intelligence
Wed, 27th Sep 2017
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robots
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semiconductors
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ai
Intel has developed a self-learning neuromorphic chip, codenamed Loihi, that mimics the human brain and could revolutionize AI.
3D printing a booming market across Asia Pacific
Mon, 25th Sep 2017
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edutech
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supply chain
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3d printing
Education is leading the charge with 3D printing, but there's another - somewhat surprising - growth market for the technology...
Aussies are amped about Tesla batteries
Mon, 25th Sep 2017
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cartech
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tesla
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solar power
74% of Aussies foresee battery storage revolutionising home energy, as Tesla leads the charge in large-scale battery deployment.
Volvo's ground-breaking EV strategy embraced by the UN
Mon, 25th Sep 2017
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cartech
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clean technologies
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sustainability
Volvo recognised by UN for groundbreaking electrification strategy as it becomes LEAD member of Global Compact.