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What does future proofing look like?
Megan Lampinen takes a closer look at ZF's approach to future mobility trends
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Digitally linking robots can enable safer, more efficient manufacturing
Increased robot adoption will allow players to create safe, flexible and more efficient production lines, says Continental. By Jack Hunsley
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Biogas could lessen the environmental impact of natural gas
LNG’s reduced CO2 content is good for fleets, but the LNG supply chain carries a significant environmental cost. Could biogas solve this? By Xavier Boucherat
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How CASE technologies are shaping the top 100 global automotive suppliers
Dr. Jan Dannenberg considers the implications of connectivity, automation, sharing and electrification on the structure and strategy of the Top 100 automotive suppliers
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Automakers need robots that deliver universal solutions and flexibility
The automotive industry is in flux, says ABB Robotics, and the manufacturing process needs to become more adaptable in response. By Betti Hunter
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Cutting off the gasoline lifeline requires regulatory assistance
Persuading the automotive industry to abandon its gasoline addiction requires a legislative approach. By Jack Hunsley
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Cost, safety and collaboration: the key trends in AV development
Freddie Holmes speaks to the world’s leading semiconductor IP firm to find out how commonality can help AV developers tackle mounting technology challenges
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Could alternative engine architecture slash gasoline CO2 emissions?
Alternative architectures such as the opposed-piston engine offer a CO2 reduction strategy that, short to mid-term, could reap better results than pure electrification. By Xavier Boucherat
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How robots may help automakers finally realise Industry 4.0
To succeed in the face of consumer expectations, declining car sales, and uncertainty over EV adoption, automakers must embrace flexible manufacturing and design, writes Michelle Hill
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Despite imminent electrification, gasoline engine development will continue
EVs dominate automotive R&D, but with PHEVs as an important transitional technology, the gasoline engine will be around for a long time to come. By Betti Hunter
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As business models evolve, MaaS moves closer to mainstream
Platform providers debate what it will take for Mobility as a Service to become the new normal. By Megan Lampinen
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Future truck propulsion tech needs to balance power and efficiency
Truck makers and fleets must weigh up the benefits of decarbonising with the need for sufficient power to perform effectively. By Jack Hunsley
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Cost and impact: assembly line robots hit the sweet spot
When it comes to financial investment and productivity impact, assembly line automation strikes an attractive balance. By Megan Lampinen
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