Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Oshkosh Will Build the Green Trucks that USPS Needs for a Drastic Fleet Renewal

It’s been 30 years since the United States Postal Service (USPS) bought the trucks that are zooming around to deliver people’s mail, and the fleet is showing clear signs of aging. The need to renew…

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General Motors Recalls 840,000 Vehicles to Fix Seat Belt and Suspension Problems

General Motors is recalling 840,000 vehicles in the United States because its engineers have confirmed the suspension and front seat problems. Before we proceed any further, we should clarify that there are no reports of…

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One Za’abeel’s Tower B in Dubai Has Been Topped Out

ALEC has topped out the 57-storey Tower B, of the Dubai-based ‘One Za’abeel’ project, one of the most powerful symbols of engineering ambition and innovation under construction right now. Tower B is one of the…

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Aurrigo Testing Autonomous Luggage Dollies on Heathrow Airport

Auriggo, the Coventry-based autonomous solutions developer, is testing its new autonomous luggage and cargo system named “Auto-Dolly” on UK’s largest and busiest airport, Heathrow. So far, the company has proven that its system can greatly…

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Chevrolet’s Range-Cutting Fix for Bolt EV Isn’t Resonating Well With Owners

Chevrolet Bolt is gradually turning into a nasty headache for both the owners and the maker of the car. First, Chevrolet’s battery range marketing decisions have fired back spectacularly, as the company decided to push…

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BMW Is Now Sourcing its Aluminium From Green-Powered Suppliers

BMW has decided to source some of the aluminum it needs from vendors who are using solely renewable energy in their production process. For starters, the German automaker will contract a production unit in Dubai,…

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Europe’s Largest Vertical Farm Will Be Fully Automated and Autonomous

The Taiwanese vertical farming expert ‘YesHealth’ has partnered with Danish food tech company ‘Nordic Harvest’ to create Europe’s largest vertical farm as well as to make it fully automated and also autonomous in regards to…

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Most Stable Laser Link Ever Could Help Us Test Established Physics Theories

Two collaborating teams of researchers from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) and the University of Western Australia (UWA) have created the world’s most stable laser link, smashing the relevant world record and…

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Alphabet Decided to Bring the “Loon” Internet Project Back to the Ground

The Loon internet project is being canceled, as Alphabet stated that they simply cannot find a feasible path to commercial viability, and it isn’t for lack of trying. This was a project aiming to bring…

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“Rule of Origin” Threatens Britain’s EV Car Manufacturing Industry

The UK car industry is facing a menace that many have failed to anticipate in the admittedly complicated context of the Brexit negotiations. The UK obeys to a special “Rule of Origin” requiring car manufacturers…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Oshkosh Will Build the Green Trucks that USPS Needs for a Drastic Fleet Renewal

General Motors Recalls 840,000 Vehicles to Fix Seat Belt and Suspension Problems

One Za’abeel’s Tower B in Dubai Has Been Topped Out

Aurrigo Testing Autonomous Luggage Dollies on Heathrow Airport

Chevrolet’s Range-Cutting Fix for Bolt EV Isn’t Resonating Well With Owners

BMW Is Now Sourcing its Aluminium From Green-Powered Suppliers

Europe’s Largest Vertical Farm Will Be Fully Automated and Autonomous

Most Stable Laser Link Ever Could Help Us Test Established Physics Theories

Alphabet Decided to Bring the “Loon” Internet Project Back to the Ground

“Rule of Origin” Threatens Britain’s EV Car Manufacturing Industry

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