Automotive

How the Trains of the Future Could Get a Lot More Silent and Less Annoying

One of the biggest problems with trains is the noise they make, and this is also the source of opposition coming from local communities that happen to be close to new railroad infrastructure plans. People…

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The World’s First Battery-Electric Freight Train Cuts Fuel Consumption by 11%

Transport is widely recognized to be a major source of air pollution worldwide. But rail transport is considered the efficient way to move goods and accounts for just 0.5 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.…

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The State of New York Will Ban the Sales of All Gas Vehicles by 2035

The state of New York has passed a new bill that will essentially ban the sale of all gas-powered vehicles in the state by 2035. By that time, the only type of cars that New…

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Toyota Hopes to Catch Up in EV Battery Tech Through $13.5 Billion Investment

Toyota is a pioneer of electric technology in cars, releasing the hybrid-electric Prius sedan back in 1997. That was the first mass-produced hybrid car, but even though Toyota continued working on the technology, they never…

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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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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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5 Strategies for Optimizing Your Supply Chain

No matter how efficient your production line is, a missing or ineffective link in your supply chain can bring everything to halt. The smooth flow of raw materials from your suppliers has a very significant…

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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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World’s First Autonomous, Fully Electric Cargo Ship Is Ready to Make Its First Voyage

Shipping is vital to the global economy. More than 90 percent of global trade is seaborne. Every year, some 90,000 cargo ships crisscross the world’s oceans. But the entire shipping industry produces carbon emissions. According…

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Automotive

How the Trains of the Future Could Get a Lot More Silent and Less Annoying

The World’s First Battery-Electric Freight Train Cuts Fuel Consumption by 11%

The State of New York Will Ban the Sales of All Gas Vehicles by 2035

Toyota Hopes to Catch Up in EV Battery Tech Through $13.5 Billion Investment

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

Nuro Will Build and Test Autonomous Delivery Robots in Nevada

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

5 Strategies for Optimizing Your Supply Chain

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

World’s First Autonomous, Fully Electric Cargo Ship Is Ready to Make Its First Voyage

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