Author Archives: Bill Toulas

How Machine Learning AI Helps us Find Hidden Factors in Solar Farm Performance

Machine learning AI can help to identify and quantify “hidden” factors in solar farm performance during severe weather, as two researchers at the Sandia National Laboratories have discovered. The two women gathered large volumes of…

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The ISS Has Started to Crack and Not Much Can Be Done to Stop the Deterioration

Reports about cracks that have formed on the “Zarya” module of the ISS (International Space Station) have scientists worrying about the inevitable future of the project, as this is the first clear sign of the…

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This Is Hyundai’s New Level-4 Autonomous Driving Robotaxi

Hyundai has presented a special “robotaxi” version of the Ioniq 5, its fully electric SUV that is planned for market launch in the next months, and the South Koreans promise that this isn’t just a…

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The Developing World is Where Used and Discarded Solar Panels End up

Solar panels don’t last forever, but when they are discarded and replaced with new and more efficient ones, they usually still have some service life left in them. Naturally, these elements fuel a secondhand solar…

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Nuro Will Build and Test Autonomous Delivery Robots in Nevada

Nuro will finally move forward with its $40 million plans to build a factory and a nearby test track in Southern Nevada, to develop its hopeful autonomous delivery minivans. The Californian robotics company that was…

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Waymo Won’t Sell Any More LiDAR Units to Other Companies

Waymo LLC, the California-based autonomous driving tech pioneer owned by Alphabet (Google’s parent company), has announced that it will stop selling custom LiDAR sensors to third parties. The key development that made the difference is…

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The Legendary Lada Niva Is Set to Retire in 2023, Ending a 46-Years Production Run

After 46 in production, the Niva, a legendary hard-nosed compact 4×4 by Lada is going to finally have its retirement scheduled as the Russians announced the end in 2023. This beats the production runs of…

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Virgin Shares More on How its Hyperloop System Will Work

Virgin has shared more details about how it envisions its hyperloop and what is going to look like when ready, and from the promotional material, it resembles something very exciting for the future of transportation.…

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These Are the Winners of the Altair “Enlighten” Awards for 2021

When it comes to motion, there’s nothing that can beat lightness. It is preferable for reducing inertia and also energy consumption, while it increases nimbleness and safety. As Colin Chapman, the English designer and engineer…

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‘Britishvolt’ Signs Cobalt-Supply Deal with Glencore for its Gigafactory

‘Britishvolt’, the UK investors-backed start-up that is aspiring to build a massive battery manufacturing plant (“gigafactory”) in Northumberland, has just taken a very important step in bolstering its plans. The company has signed a deal…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

How Machine Learning AI Helps us Find Hidden Factors in Solar Farm Performance

The ISS Has Started to Crack and Not Much Can Be Done to Stop the Deterioration

This Is Hyundai’s New Level-4 Autonomous Driving Robotaxi

The Developing World is Where Used and Discarded Solar Panels End up

Nuro Will Build and Test Autonomous Delivery Robots in Nevada

Waymo Won’t Sell Any More LiDAR Units to Other Companies

The Legendary Lada Niva Is Set to Retire in 2023, Ending a 46-Years Production Run

Virgin Shares More on How its Hyperloop System Will Work

These Are the Winners of the Altair “Enlighten” Awards for 2021

‘Britishvolt’ Signs Cobalt-Supply Deal with Glencore for its Gigafactory

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