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Sarcos Robotics and Changi Airport test outdoor robotic baggage handling system

December 8, 2022 by Mai Tao Leave a Comment

Sarcos Technology and Robotics, a manufacturer of advanced robotic systems, and Changi Airport has completed a demonstration of a jointly developed outdoor-based autonomous baggage loading system prototype.

In collaboration with CAG, Sarcos is developing an outdoor-based baggage loading system to automate the loading and unloading of loose passenger bags from narrow-bodied aircraft.

The inaugural field demonstrations were conducted during September 2022 at Singapore Changi Airport and validated the opportunity for robotics to reduce the risk of on-the-job injuries from baggage handling and augment the ground handling labor force. [Read more…] about Sarcos Robotics and Changi Airport test outdoor robotic baggage handling system

Filed Under: Infrastructure, News Tagged With: airport, airports, augment, automate, aviation, baggage, cag, changi, development, ground, handling, improve, innovative, loading, meet, outdoor, passenger, president, robotic, robotics, sarcos, singapore, support, system

NHTSA Opens Investigation into Tesla Vehicles Over Game Feature

February 25, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

The National Highway Transport and Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently launched investigations into Tesla’s 580,000 vehicles over its passenger game feature capabilities at the center of its dashboard.

However, the video game capabilities on Tesla vehicles are not a new feature. It has existed in all Tesla models released between 2017 to 2022, including models 3, S, X, and Y. [Read more…] about NHTSA Opens Investigation into Tesla Vehicles Over Game Feature

Filed Under: Infrastructure Tagged With: driver, feature, game, gaming, investigations, mode, nhtsa, passenger, safety, tesla, update, vehicles

Mercedes-Benz partners with Luminar to develop automated driving systems

January 24, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Mercedes-Benz and Luminar Technologies has agreed a partnership to accelerate development of future automated driving technologies for passenger cars.

A central component of this is the optimal access to new technologies and global competencies.

The new partnership with Luminar underlines Mercedes-Benz’s policy of continuously expanding its network of top-flight tech partners and suppliers for passenger cars. [Read more…] about Mercedes-Benz partners with Luminar to develop automated driving systems

Filed Under: Autonomous vehicles, News Tagged With: austin, automated, cars, development, driving, future, industry, level, luminar, mercedes-benz, partners, partnership, partnerships, passenger, russell, safety, tech, technologies, technology, vehicles

EasyMile raises €55 million to scale up its autonomous vehicles business

May 3, 2021 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

EasyMile, a developer of driverless vehicle solutions for material handling and shared passenger transport, has closed a €55 million Series B funding round.

Led by Searchlight Capital Partners, a private investment firm, with McWin and NextStage AM, the round saw all EasyMile’s earlier investors, including Alstom, Bpifrance and Continental, also participating.

The funding will facilitate the completion of EasyMile’s product and technology roadmap while accelerating its international expansion and client service. [Read more…] about EasyMile raises €55 million to scale up its autonomous vehicles business

Filed Under: Autonomous vehicles, News Tagged With: autonomous, capital, commercial, company, development, easymile, funding, growth, handling, material, passenger, round, scale, searchlight, service, shared, solutions, technology, transport

VW partners with Microsoft to build computing platform for autonomous vehicles

February 19, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Volkswagen says it is further strengthening its capabilities in the development of autonomous or highly automated driving (AD) solutions with a new partnership with Microsoft.

The Group’s software company Car.Software Organisation will collaborate with Microsoft to build a cloud-based Automated Driving Platform (ADP) on Microsoft Azure and leverage its compute and data capabilities to deliver automated driving experiences even faster at global scale.

With ADP running on Azure, Car.Software Organisation will increase the efficiency of the development of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and AD functions for passenger cars across Volkswagen Group brands. [Read more…] about VW partners with Microsoft to build computing platform for autonomous vehicles

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: ad, adas, adp, automated, azure, brands, build, capabilities, car.software, cloud, continuously, data, development, digital, driving, enable, engineering, functions, group, microsoft, mobility, organisation, partners, passenger, platform, services, software, solutions, vehicle, vehicles, volkswagen, vw.ac

VW electric vehicle sales increase more than 400 percent

January 26, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Volkswagen’s electric vehicle sales have increased more than 400 percent over the past year, according to the German auto giant’s latest figures.

The Volkswagen Group says its “e-offensive is gaining traction”. Deliveries of electric models in the EU including the UK, Norway and Iceland increased “more than fourfold in the year now ended to a total of 315,400 electric vehicles (2019: 72,600)”.

The proportion of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in-hybrids (PHEVs) in the total deliveries rose to 9.7 percent (2019: 1.7 percent). [Read more…] about VW electric vehicle sales increase more than 400 percent

Filed Under: Business, Features Tagged With: all-electric, audi, based, brand, cars, customers, drive, e-tron, electric, emissions, eu, figures, fleet, g/km, group, models, passenger, percent, target, vehicle, vehicles, volkswagen, year

Logistics companies turning to robotics and automation as way out of coronavirus crisis

August 12, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Logistics companies are turning to robotics and automation as way out of the coronavirus crisis, according to the a new report by the International Finance Corporation, an arm of the World Bank.

Governments around the world have responded to the crisis by designating logistics and supply chain companies as “essential” business and have exempted them from lockdown measures.

But even though they have been allowed to continue operating, logistics and supply chain companies have struggled, particularly with labor shortages. [Read more…] about Logistics companies turning to robotics and automation as way out of coronavirus crisis

Filed Under: Features, Logistics Tagged With: automation, cargo, chain, companies, crisis, demand, essential, flights, logistics, passenger, protocols, robotics, supply, transport, warehouses

Big investor dumps all its Rolls-Royce stock

August 7, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

ValueAct, a San Francisco-based investment company with more than $16 billion of assets under management, has sold all its shares it Rolls-Royce, according to a report on the Financial Times website.

ValueAct is said by Reuters to have at one stage held almost 10 percent of Rolls-Royce entire stock, which currently capitalizes at approximately $6.3 billion.

One of the most famous names in the industry, Rolls-Royce is one of the world’s leading suppliers of aircraft engines. [Read more…] about Big investor dumps all its Rolls-Royce stock

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: airframe, boom, building, company, currently, flight, overture, passenger, propulsion, refine, rolls-royce, supersonic, system, teams, valuable, work

Alstom to test fully driverless trains in Germany

June 4, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Rolling stock manufacturer Alstom is to trial what could be described as “fully driverless trains” in Germany. 

The company has going ahead with a test project to implement Automatic Train Operation technology in the daily passenger operation of regional trains.

The project will begin in 2021 in partnership with the Regional Association of the greater area of Braunschweig, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin). [Read more…] about Alstom to test fully driverless trains in Germany

Filed Under: News, Transportation Tagged With: alstom, ato, automated, automatic, braunschweig, development, future, goa, lower, operation, passenger, project, rail, railway, regional, system, technology, test, testing, train, trains, transport

BMW unveils one of the strangest cars ever designed

January 23, 2020 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

BMW has unveiled what could be described as one of the strangest cars ever designed.

The “BMW i Interaction EASE”, as it’s called, looks from the side to be shaped like a rectangular block with absolutely no aerodynamics integrated into it. But the front and back end do have some aerodynamic contours.

The autonomous weirdo was showcased at this year’s CES, with BMW saying that it “offers a glimpse into a future where autonomous driving has become commonplace”. [Read more…] about BMW unveils one of the strangest cars ever designed

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: arrived, autonomous, bmw, car, cars, commonplace, designed, driving, ease, feeling, future, gaze, interaction, intuitive, offers, passenger, passengers, strangest, vehicle

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