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Richard Platt's curator insight,
July 30, 2020 1:00 AM
This video features a generation of tires for the future called UPTIS (Unique Puncture-proof Tire System), a Michelin’s vision concept which was showcased at the Movie’On Summit 2017., but what isn't mentioned in this video is the whole concept from it's beginning's was crafted from the ground up, using TRIZ inventive principles and following the structure of systematic #innovation
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Google will roll out a handful of prototype electric cars on the streets of Mountain View, CA. Google’s self-driving car project director Chris Urmson explained
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A large truck speeding in the opposite direction suddenly veers into your lane.
Techstore's curator insight,
December 1, 2014 12:16 PM
How to teach Self-Driving Cars ethics of the Road #technology #cartech 
Sysico's curator insight,
December 17, 2014 9:07 AM
Encore un exemple du défi majeur que nos ordinateurs (ou plutôt nos développeurs) doivent relever: Comment faire pour qu'une machine puisse prendre des décisions abstraites?
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Word to the wise, kids: do not muck around with your phone while driving.
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The Future development of Car Technology
Techstore's curator insight,
March 19, 2014 11:23 AM
The Future development of Car Technology #cartech #technology for more see here: http://www.technology-in-business.net/the-future-of-car-technology/
Richard Platt's curator insight,
March 22, 2014 3:28 PM
Very interesting if you have 1.5 hours to spend watching it
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Toyota Motor Corp. revealed a sneak peak of its FCV Concept hydrogen fuel cell vehicle Tuesday, an early version of the car it thinks will popularize fuel cell autos just as the Prius made hybrids mainstream.
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Voice-activated gadgets still a safety risk for drivers Regina Leader-Post The notion that hands-free electronic gadgets and speech recognition devices ensure safety on the road is an illusion, says a new study done by the Washington-based...
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What happens when you connect your car to a high speed mobile Internet Network?
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A group of professors together with a student from a Japan University created a system that is close to making a car look like it is transparent from the inside. Different cameras are installed on the outside of the car that feed images to a projector that is inside which them displays a life feed of the outside world.
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The Volkswagen Sport Coupé Concept GTE can adjust routes based on your body's biometric data.
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The Latest in Automated Driving Technology
Richard Platt's curator insight,
November 11, 2014 12:58 AM
Video from Ford using WiFi technology for obstacle avoidance 
Lexie Allen's curator insight,
November 11, 2014 8:11 PM
"Automated Driving Technology." 2014. Web. 10 Nov 2014
This is a video demonstrating the new technology in cars that is designed to maneuver itself to avoid potential car accidents and even park itself. Watching this video it would be difficult for a person to pick out by this technology would be a con rather than a pro. I must admit, it is pretty neat, but there is one thing in this video that I would like to point out. In order for the car to sense danger as in another car ahead, it uses WiFi which syncs the cars together so that it would move or adjust accordingly. What if the stopped car ahead doesn't have the same technology as the one going 90 miles per hour? If the person behind the wheal was relying soulfully on the vehicle to get him or her out of danger, they were in for a rather not so good surprise. The point is, if people rely on technology too much, it could literally be life threatening.
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Using your smartphone or tablet while driving is not only illegal in most sane states, it's also just a dangerously stupid thing to do behind the wheel. But since access to your device can make your travels easier, the dashboard-mounted Navdy provides a heads-up display that shares info from your devices, and lets you interact with them through voice and gesture commands.
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A wide world of technology available to motor vehicle buyers in 2014 Sacramento Bee Northern Californians looking to buy a new vehicle in 2014 will find a blizzard of in-car technology available to them – much of it designed to keep them safe and...
Lori Wilk's curator insight,
January 12, 2014 7:19 PM
My mother says that the best feature would be "Cars should not be able to crash into each other. There should be an invisible force that stops them from being able to touch each other. This would save lives and tons of money."
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Self-driving cars being planned by Google Inc. and global automakers may help counter slumping demand from younger customers by tapping the fastest-growing demographic in the world’s largest vehicle markets: the elderly.
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