Gathering IoT expertise He pronounced removing a business indication right around IoT was formidable and presented a plea for many players in this market, and to exercise a extensive IoT
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Take a look at the very first production Tesla Model 3
It’s here: The first ever production Model 3 has rolled of Tesla’s assembly line, and into the possession of its owner – Elon Musk. The founder and CEO tweeted pictures
Tesla will build world’s largest battery storage facility for Australian wind farm
Tesla will up its game in the renewable energy storage market with the largest lithium-ion battery storage facility in the world, to be built for Australia’s Hornsdale Wind Farm, with
Artificial intelligence-based system warns when a gun appears in a video
Credit: University of Granada Scientists from the University of Granada (UGR) have designed a computer system based on new artificial intelligence techniques that automatically detects in real time when a
France’s climate plan includes ending fossil fuel vehicle sales by 2040
Just one day after we found out that Volvo intends to stop selling cars with exclusively internal combustion engine drivetrains by 2019, France’s minister of the environment Nicolas Hulot has
From Mozart to Botzart: when machines write our music
Credit: CC0 Public Domain Machines are already taking our jobs, will they soon be writing our music too? Swiss researchers said Thursday they have developed a computer algorithm that can
From Mozard to Botzard: when machines write our music
Credit: CC0 Public Domain Machines are already taking our jobs, will they soon be writing our music too? Swiss researchers said Thursday they have developed a computer algorithm that can
BMW’s i3 battery now being used for Torqeedo’s electric boat motors
BMW’s i3 high-capacity batteries, which it uses in its i3 compact electric vehicle, has applications beyond BMW’s own – case in point, the car maker is now supplying German boat
Tracking humans in 3-D with off-the-shelf webcams
Computer scientists have developed a system that requires only a web camera to capture a person’s movements digitally in 3-D. Credit: Oliver Dietze Many applications require that people and their
Volvo will only make electric and hybrid cars starting in 2019
Volvo is done with entirely traditional engines and exclusively gas-powered vehicles, the company announced. By 2019, Volvo group intends to offer only either fully electric or hybrid engines on all
Einride’s T-Pod self-driving transport EV gets a full-scale prototype
Swedish tech startup Einride has built a full-scale prototype of its T-Pod, the electric autonomous transport vehicle it hopes will eventually replace smaller heavy-duty trucks, featuring remote control operation and
On computer science—a turbo in the algorithm
rbg h j. Credit: Lauri Rantala/Flickr A new “Interview on Computer Science”. Serge Abiteboul and Christine Froidevaux interview Claude Berrou, computer engineer and electronics engineer, and a member of the
Tesla delivered 22K vehicles in Q2, 47K in the first half of 2017
Tesla has delivered 22,000 cars during the second quarter of 2017, the company revealed today. That includes 12,000 Model S vehicles and 10,000 Model X SUVs, adding up to a
Computer scientists use wave packet theory to develop realistic, detailed water wave simulations in real time
Wave packet theory has inspired a new water wave simulation algorithm. The pictures are screenshots taken from the software developed by the team. Credit: IST Austria Think about the last
New system greatly speeds common parallel-computing algorithms
A new system dubbed Fractal achieves 88-fold speedups through a parallelism strategy known as speculative execution. Credit: MIT News The chips in most modern desktop computers have four “cores,” or
