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Could shared mobility leapfrog private ownership in India?
Ride-share and carpooling could solve many of India's mobility challenges while addressing flagging revenue for struggling brands. By Megan Lampinen
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The future of driverless trucks may not be driverless at all
At Starsky Robotics, there is a stern belief that the future of autonomous trucking will require a human safety net. By Jack Hunsley
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Why in-plant logistics robots are quickly becoming essential
The increasing affordability and efficiency of in-plant logistics robots is becoming too significant to ignore. By Jack Hunsley
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Shanghai’s licence plate law is determining automaker strategy
37% of China’s new vehicles are sold in in Tier 1 cities, and restrictions on licence plate quotas are shaping automakers’ strategies. By Xavier Boucherat
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New tech tackles the ‘headache’ of analysing AV test data
Autonomous vehicle testing generates swathes of data. Analysing all that data can be time consuming, but a new approach could save development teams weeks. By Freddie Holmes
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Cobots are a crucial step on the path to AI-driven automation
Collaborative robots will be an automotive industry game-changer, but are not endgame technologies in and of themselves. By Betti Hunter
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Carpooling: where business and environmental needs align
BlaBlaCar's Chief Executive speaks to Megan Lampinen about tackling environmental concerns through shared journeys
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Why hydroplaning presents a fascinating edge case for autonomous vehicles
What will autonomous vehicles do when heavy rain lifts the tyres from the road? By Boaz Mizrachi
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Electrification and automation could ease Shanghai’s transportation issues
Betti Hunter speaks to Bosch about how the forward-thinking city by the sea offers ample opportunities for technology companies to flourish
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COMMENT: Could cyber threats kill the autonomous car?
Every cyber attack erodes consumer trust, but could this spell the end for autonomous vehicles before they have even begun? By Freddie Holmes
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Forget the lights-out factory: humans will remain essential for vehicle manufacturing
Robots are undoubtedly getting smarter, and we can expect more automation, but human input will remain critical in the manufacturing process. By Xavier Boucherat
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What does future mobility mean for a fluid management specialist?
The introduction of hybrid and electric vehicles promises new opportunities for dlhBOWLES to apply its existing expertise. By Freddie Holmes
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Great chemistry: future powertrain tech needs chemical expertise
With new powertrain architecture comes the need for dedicated additives for lubricants, thermal management fluids and battery performance, as well as performance polymers for cell chemistry. By Freddie Holmes
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