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Self-Driving Cars

3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Be Scared of Self-Driving Cars

Much has been made of the perils of self-driving cars. The Guardian warned that autonomous cars were entering “the most dangerous phase,” lulling us into a false sense of security — despite the fact that people had been caught using them on autopilot, leading to accidents and drunk-driving arrests. A Harvard University piece on artificial […]

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IoT solution to supply chain management

Yash Mehta/Blockchain, IOT, ReadWrite, Structure, Transport

From the nearest local supermarket to the biggest retail or e-commerce companies like Amazon, the one thing they share in common is the same thing that makes them a class apart and it is supply chain management (SCM). In this increasingly connected and globalized world, almost every product from coffee mugs, toothbrushes, apparels to cars, […]

How Will Industry 4.0 Impact Supply Chain Network?

Megan Ray Nichols/Industrial, Transport

As Industry 4.0 sweeps across the supply chain, it’s clear it will have a significant impact on everyone involved. Still, the question is how so? Industry 4.0 and Supply Chain As you’d expect from a name such as Industry 4.0, profound and revolutionary changes are coming to various industries, including manufacturing, development, and the modern […]

damon motorcycles

Will Self Driving Cars Mean the End for Motorcycling?

Brad Anderson/Transport

For techies out there, it may seem evident that the self-driving car promises unparalleled levels of safety for the 1.2B car commuters out there. We are in dire need of a solution to reduce the > one million deaths that occur on public roads every year. But with seven billion people in the world today […]

IoT and Machine learning in Transportation

Customers are Making Traditional Transport Movement Obsolete, Fast

Faiz Shaikh/AI, IOT, Tech, Transport

Let’s get down to the basics before we delve in more advanced tech. What is a business? An entity that offers a solution (or a set of solutions/products) to more than one customer. It caters to a defined or latent need. It offers this ‘value’ and accepts value back as compensation (money, time, or now, […]

Can You Get a DUI in a Self-Driving Car?

Richard Parker/Transport

Cars that drive itself — it’s no longer fictitious. General Motors, Waymo, and Tesla are just some companies that already have prototypes of self-driving vehicles. It’s just a matter of time before they’re brought to market. This raises the question of how it will affect DUI laws. A driving under the influence (DUI) charge has […]

Lutron lights up Amazon Echo’s life

Lutron lights up Amazon Echo’s life

David Curry/Connected Devices, Fintech, Health, Industrial, Smart Cities, Transport

Lutron Electronics has added its Caséta Wireless system to the growing list of devices that support Amazon Alexa range, which includes the Echo, Dot, Tap, and Fire TV. The Caséta Wireless system features various connected LED lights that can change color or brightness on demand. The integration of Alexa allows users to change the lights […]

Drones in 2018

How The Drone Industry Evolve In 2018

Dr. Michael Garbade/Connected Devices, Transport

Drones are a perfect example of how our technology has evolved and will continue to grow in the future. So, what exactly does it offer? For casual users, it is just a fun toy. However, drones have use cases in multiple fields, including safety, health, and industry.

CARFIT partners with VINCI Highways

VINCI Highways and CARFIT Partner To Strengthen Safety On Motorways

Kyle Ellicott/Transport

As a specialist in predictive maintenance applied to the automotive sector CARFIT announces a partnership with VINCI Highways. Our latest product, CARFIT PULS, is a new connected vibration sensor marketed with a toll transceiver from VINCI Highways, to allow drivers to be better informed about the general state of their vehicles. This will increase a driver’s safety, and […]

CARFIT and CEA Partner

CARFIT And CEA Create A Joint Lab On Artificial Intelligence

Kyle Ellicott/AI, Transport

CARFIT and CEA have signed an agreement to create a joint laboratory focused on Artificial Intelligence related to car vibrations and their interpretation. The lab will bring together teams from the List, a CEA Tech Institute, and from CARFIT to share knowledge and expertise. The joint lab will be dedicated to the development of artificial intelligence […]

Nvidia Inception Program

Autonomous Cars Will Need “Autonomous Maintenance” Solutions

Marc Amblard/Transport

Competition has begun heating up as to who will be the first one to operate a fleet of fully autonomous vehicles, as demonstrated again by recent announcements from General Motors (GM) and Uber.  However, a lot of work is still needed to allow such vehicles to roam freely throughout our city centers, neighborhoods and freeways, […]

Smart data exchange will bring value to smart city innovation

Cate Lawrence/Connected Devices, Data and Security, Smart Cities, Transport

When it comes to smart city innovation, it’s arguable that most use cases are not that exciting to the average resident. A connected garbage bin, traffic light or parking meter is not going to cause applause and adoration for city officials at least in the first instance. But as more and more local systems start to […]

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Domino’s and Ford to test self-driving pizza delivery service

David Curry/Smart Cities, Transport

Domino’s and Ford have partnered to test a self-driving pizza delivery service to customers in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The partnership will be part of Ford’s research into how customers respond and interact with self-driving vehicles. Randomly selected customers will have the option of trying the self-driving delivery service, according to The Verge. An engineer will […]

ICYMI from F2 Capital: Tesla gets some blame, Apple goes AR, Dimon slams Bitcoin

Matan Bordo/Connected Devices, Fintech, Transport

It’s been a busy week in emerging tech, with a lot of big news. Here’s a quick recap of what you might have missed. Apple debuts ARKit This past week, Apple introduced ARKit, a new framework that allows you to easily create unparalleled augmented reality experiences for iPhone and iPad.  Some believe this (along with Google’s release […]

Can technology stop terrorist vehicle ramming attacks?

Cate Lawrence/Connected Devices, Smart Cities, Transport

It feels like barely a week goes by without another breaking news account of a terrorist attack involving vehicle ramming, a form of attack in which a perpetrator deliberately aims a motor vehicle at a target with the intent to inflict fatal injuries or significant property damage by striking with concussive force. From 2014 through […]

toyota-research-institute-lexus-self-driving-car

Trump administration continues hands-off approach to self-driving cars

David Curry/Transport

The Trump administration on Tuesday published the latest guidelines for self-driving cars, the first update since taking over from the Obama administration. The 36-page report, called Version 2.0 by Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, continues the same hands-off approach to the emerging industry, with guidance being “entirely voluntary” with “no enforcement mechanism.” Most of the questions […]

Samsung granted permission to test self-driving cars in California

David Curry/Transport

Samsung is the latest technology company to receive a permit to test self-driving cars in California, but does not plan on launching its own automotive anytime soon. The South Korean electronics giant will instead work on ‘control systems’ for self-driving vehicles. It has already conducted tests in its home country with Hyundai cars. See Also: […]

Should Uncle Sam be worried about autonomous vehicle job losses right now?

Trevor Curwin/Transport

Highly automated vehicles will positively benefit society in a myriad of ways, but there is also a concern that these vehicles will cause job displacement. We recently sat down with Elliot Katz, chair of McGuireWoods’ Connected and Automated Vehicle practice, to talk about highly automated vehicle deployment and concerns surrounding job displacement, and what the […]

UK government drops their commandments for self-driving vehicles

Gozde Gorce/Transport

The UK government has published key principles for connected and autonomous vehicles, aimed as a guide for automakers, suppliers, and developers looking to deploy self-driving cars in the future. The eight principles are: Organizational security is owned, governed and promoted at board level. Security risks are assessed and managed appropriately and proportionately, including those specific to the […]

general-motors-lyft-autonomous-car

Drive.ai and Lyft partner to test self-driving cars in Bay Area

David Curry/Transport

Drive.ai and Lyft have announced a partnership to test self-driving cars in the San Francisco Bay Area. The trial will look into how Lyft can optimize the passenger experience, and expand Drive.ai’s technical capabilities with thousands of autonomous miles. Lyft has made a few big self-driving announcements in the past few months, including a research […]

data privacy attitude and cars

Data Privacy Attitudes and Connected Cars: A Deeper Look

Lisa Joy Rosner/Connected Devices, Data and Security, Transport

2019 may well be a tipping point in consumer and public policymakers’ attitudes about data privacy. The year 2018 started out with an explosion of revelations about consumers’ data being shared with companies without their consent. With connected cars soon to become the norm for new car sales, automotive original equipment (OEMs) need to take […]

IoT and Machine learning in Transportation

Customers are Making Traditional Transport Movement Obsolete, Fast

Faiz Shaikh/AI, IOT, Tech, Transport

Let’s get down to the basics before we delve in more advanced tech. What is a business? An entity that offers a solution (or a set of solutions/products) to more than one customer. It caters to a defined or latent need. It offers this ‘value’ and accepts value back as compensation (money, time, or now, […]

How Will Industry 4.0 Impact Supply Chain Network?

Megan Ray Nichols/Industrial, Transport

As Industry 4.0 sweeps across the supply chain, it’s clear it will have a significant impact on everyone involved. Still, the question is how so? Industry 4.0 and Supply Chain As you’d expect from a name such as Industry 4.0, profound and revolutionary changes are coming to various industries, including manufacturing, development, and the modern […]

Can You Get a DUI in a Self-Driving Car?

Richard Parker/Transport

Cars that drive itself — it’s no longer fictitious. General Motors, Waymo, and Tesla are just some companies that already have prototypes of self-driving vehicles. It’s just a matter of time before they’re brought to market. This raises the question of how it will affect DUI laws. A driving under the influence (DUI) charge has […]

damon motorcycles

Will Self Driving Cars Mean the End for Motorcycling?

Brad Anderson/Transport

For techies out there, it may seem evident that the self-driving car promises unparalleled levels of safety for the 1.2B car commuters out there. We are in dire need of a solution to reduce the > one million deaths that occur on public roads every year. But with seven billion people in the world today […]

Self-Driving Cars

3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Be Scared of Self-Driving Cars

Brad Anderson/Transport

Much has been made of the perils of self-driving cars. The Guardian warned that autonomous cars were entering “the most dangerous phase,” lulling us into a false sense of security — despite the fact that people had been caught using them on autopilot, leading to accidents and drunk-driving arrests. A Harvard University piece on artificial […]

supply chain from cloudleaf

IoT solution to supply chain management

Yash Mehta/Blockchain, IOT, ReadWrite, Structure, Transport

From the nearest local supermarket to the biggest retail or e-commerce companies like Amazon, the one thing they share in common is the same thing that makes them a class apart and it is supply chain management (SCM). In this increasingly connected and globalized world, almost every product from coffee mugs, toothbrushes, apparels to cars, […]

Drones in 2018

How The Drone Industry Evolve In 2018

Dr. Michael Garbade/Connected Devices, Transport

Drones are a perfect example of how our technology has evolved and will continue to grow in the future. So, what exactly does it offer? For casual users, it is just a fun toy. However, drones have use cases in multiple fields, including safety, health, and industry.

CARFIT partners with VINCI Highways

VINCI Highways and CARFIT Partner To Strengthen Safety On Motorways

Kyle Ellicott/Transport

As a specialist in predictive maintenance applied to the automotive sector CARFIT announces a partnership with VINCI Highways. Our latest product, CARFIT PULS, is a new connected vibration sensor marketed with a toll transceiver from VINCI Highways, to allow drivers to be better informed about the general state of their vehicles. This will increase a driver’s safety, and […]

Nvidia Inception Program

Autonomous Cars Will Need “Autonomous Maintenance” Solutions

Marc Amblard/Transport

Competition has begun heating up as to who will be the first one to operate a fleet of fully autonomous vehicles, as demonstrated again by recent announcements from General Motors (GM) and Uber.  However, a lot of work is still needed to allow such vehicles to roam freely throughout our city centers, neighborhoods and freeways, […]

CARFIT and CEA Partner

CARFIT And CEA Create A Joint Lab On Artificial Intelligence

Kyle Ellicott/AI, Transport

CARFIT and CEA have signed an agreement to create a joint laboratory focused on Artificial Intelligence related to car vibrations and their interpretation. The lab will bring together teams from the List, a CEA Tech Institute, and from CARFIT to share knowledge and expertise. The joint lab will be dedicated to the development of artificial intelligence […]

Smart data exchange will bring value to smart city innovation

Cate Lawrence/Connected Devices, Data and Security, Smart Cities, Transport

When it comes to smart city innovation, it’s arguable that most use cases are not that exciting to the average resident. A connected garbage bin, traffic light or parking meter is not going to cause applause and adoration for city officials at least in the first instance. But as more and more local systems start to […]

ICYMI from F2 Capital: Tesla gets some blame, Apple goes AR, Dimon slams Bitcoin

Matan Bordo/Connected Devices, Fintech, Transport

It’s been a busy week in emerging tech, with a lot of big news. Here’s a quick recap of what you might have missed. Apple debuts ARKit This past week, Apple introduced ARKit, a new framework that allows you to easily create unparalleled augmented reality experiences for iPhone and iPad.  Some believe this (along with Google’s release […]

toyota-research-institute-lexus-self-driving-car

Trump administration continues hands-off approach to self-driving cars

David Curry/Transport

The Trump administration on Tuesday published the latest guidelines for self-driving cars, the first update since taking over from the Obama administration. The 36-page report, called Version 2.0 by Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, continues the same hands-off approach to the emerging industry, with guidance being “entirely voluntary” with “no enforcement mechanism.” Most of the questions […]

general-motors-lyft-autonomous-car

Drive.ai and Lyft partner to test self-driving cars in Bay Area

David Curry/Transport

Drive.ai and Lyft have announced a partnership to test self-driving cars in the San Francisco Bay Area. The trial will look into how Lyft can optimize the passenger experience, and expand Drive.ai’s technical capabilities with thousands of autonomous miles. Lyft has made a few big self-driving announcements in the past few months, including a research […]

Should Uncle Sam be worried about autonomous vehicle job losses right now?

Trevor Curwin/Transport

Highly automated vehicles will positively benefit society in a myriad of ways, but there is also a concern that these vehicles will cause job displacement. We recently sat down with Elliot Katz, chair of McGuireWoods’ Connected and Automated Vehicle practice, to talk about highly automated vehicle deployment and concerns surrounding job displacement, and what the […]

UK government drops their commandments for self-driving vehicles

Gozde Gorce/Transport

The UK government has published key principles for connected and autonomous vehicles, aimed as a guide for automakers, suppliers, and developers looking to deploy self-driving cars in the future. The eight principles are: Organizational security is owned, governed and promoted at board level. Security risks are assessed and managed appropriately and proportionately, including those specific to the […]

Samsung granted permission to test self-driving cars in California

David Curry/Transport

Samsung is the latest technology company to receive a permit to test self-driving cars in California, but does not plan on launching its own automotive anytime soon. The South Korean electronics giant will instead work on ‘control systems’ for self-driving vehicles. It has already conducted tests in its home country with Hyundai cars. See Also: […]

ford-dominos-self-driving

Domino’s and Ford to test self-driving pizza delivery service

David Curry/Smart Cities, Transport

Domino’s and Ford have partnered to test a self-driving pizza delivery service to customers in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The partnership will be part of Ford’s research into how customers respond and interact with self-driving vehicles. Randomly selected customers will have the option of trying the self-driving delivery service, according to The Verge. An engineer will […]

Can technology stop terrorist vehicle ramming attacks?

Cate Lawrence/Connected Devices, Smart Cities, Transport

It feels like barely a week goes by without another breaking news account of a terrorist attack involving vehicle ramming, a form of attack in which a perpetrator deliberately aims a motor vehicle at a target with the intent to inflict fatal injuries or significant property damage by striking with concussive force. From 2014 through […]

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