Author Archives: Bill Toulas

‘Cruise’ Pilots Driverless Taxi Service in California Following Regulator Approval

‘Cruise’ has finally gotten the green light to kick-off its pilot testing program in California, after the DMV and PUC authorities decided it was safe to issue deployment permits. In the pilot testing phase, Cruise…

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Hyundai to Usher the Road of Hydrogen Trucks in North America

Hyundai’s expansion to the hydrogen space is already underway, and the Koreans are now eyeing the American market for their new truck called the ‘Xcient Fuel Cell’. This is actually the world’s first mass-produced heavy-duty…

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Tiny “Kiwibots” Swarm the Sidewalks of American Cities, Delivering People’s Food Orders

The sidewalk mini delivery bots known as “Kiwibots” are getting increasingly deployed in the United States, with Chicago, Santa Monica, and Los Angeles already fostering the novel autonomous food delivery service, while Miami is currently…

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The AGV Market Is Booming and the Future Prospect Is Equally Impressive

The market of Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) is booming right now and the growth prospect that opens up for the future is nothing short of impressive. According to the predictions of the industry experts, the…

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Is Moore’s Law Dead Yet? Synopsys CEO Says No, and Points to New AI-Based Path

Moore’s law is an empirical observation named after Gordon Moore, the former CEO of Intel, who in 1965 predicted that the number of transistors in a processor will double every two years. From then and…

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The British Are Soon to Build a 2MW Tidal Turbine Near the Orkney Islands

‘Orbital Marine Power’, an innovative Scottish engineering company, is preparing the world’s most powerful tidal turbine rated at 2MW, and is already in the process of commissioning it near the Orkney Islands in the North…

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The Number of Solar PV Panel Installations in Australia Has Exploded in 2020

In 2020, rooftop installations of solar PV (photovoltaic) panels in Australia rose by a whopping 28% compared to last year, reaching 362,000. This is a new record for the traditionally oil-reliant country, and it is…

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Waymo’s Self-Driving Car Is no Match for Construction Road Cones

The problem with autonomous driving is that even within the relatively “unexiting” environment of urban road networks, there is an astonishing range of elements that introduce quirkiness and confuse driving AIs to a debilitating point.…

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WWF Study Shows that Forest Regeneration Happens Quicker than we Thought

A team of scientists supported by the WWF (World Wildlife Fund), BirdLife International, and the WCS, has used satellite image data to build a global forest map and compare it to 2000 images. According to…

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VW Promises AI-Powered Self-Driving Electric Minivan for Urban Transportation

VW is promising a self-driven electric ID.Buzz microbus to be available in the market by 2025, offering a next-level solution for urban transportation and delivery services. The company is already testing the car and its…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

‘Cruise’ Pilots Driverless Taxi Service in California Following Regulator Approval

Hyundai to Usher the Road of Hydrogen Trucks in North America

Tiny “Kiwibots” Swarm the Sidewalks of American Cities, Delivering People’s Food Orders

The AGV Market Is Booming and the Future Prospect Is Equally Impressive

Is Moore’s Law Dead Yet? Synopsys CEO Says No, and Points to New AI-Based Path

The British Are Soon to Build a 2MW Tidal Turbine Near the Orkney Islands

The Number of Solar PV Panel Installations in Australia Has Exploded in 2020

Waymo’s Self-Driving Car Is no Match for Construction Road Cones

WWF Study Shows that Forest Regeneration Happens Quicker than we Thought

VW Promises AI-Powered Self-Driving Electric Minivan for Urban Transportation

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