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AI innovation helps shipping ports see what’s coming—literally

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A UBC Okanagan research team has developed an innovative artificial intelligence system that can accurately predict where ships are heading and arriving, potentially helping Canadian ports better prepare for incoming vessels and respond more efficiently […]

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Smart payments could be the key to reviving bus travel

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In a study published in Public Transport, researchers simulated improvements in areas like payment convenience and real-time service updates. The study found that these tech-driven changes could boost bus ridership by over 30%.This post was […]

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Happy to hand over the keys to a robot? Augmented reality might help

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Would you trust a driverless car? A 2024 global survey involving nearly 8,000 participants suggests most people are wary of handing over the steering wheel to sensors, cameras and computer algorithms.This post was originally published […]

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Engineers introduce human-like driving technology for autonomous vehicles

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Self-driving cars will soon be able to “think” like human drivers under complex traffic environments, thanks to a cognitive encoding framework built by a multidisciplinary research team from the School of Engineering at the Hong […]

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9 myths about electric vehicles have taken hold. A new study shows how many people fall for them

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More people believe misinformation about electric vehicles than disagree with it and even EV owners tend to believe the myths, our new research shows.This post was originally published on this site

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Uber to launch driverless taxis in London next year

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Ride-hailing firm Uber will launch self-driving taxis in London next year when England trials new driverless services, the firm and the UK government said on Tuesday.This post was originally published on this site

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Truck units of Toyota and Daimler reach merger deal, first announced two years ago

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The truck divisions of Japan’s Toyota and Daimler of Germany have agreed to merge to form “a new strong Japanese truck powerhouse” to work together in vehicle development, procurement and production.This post was originally published […]

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Bubbles are key to new surface coating method for lightweight magnesium alloys

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A team led by a researcher from Tokyo Metropolitan University has devised a new way of coating magnesium alloys to improve their corrosion resistance. Instead of costly, unwieldy, and slower coating techniques under vacuum, they […]

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Most people believe misinformation about electric vehicles, international survey finds

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More people believe misinformation about electric vehicles (EVs) than disagree with it, according to surveys of four countries, including Australia, Germany, Austria, and the US. The survey found having a conspiracy mentality was the main […]

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Researchers speed up simulations with smarter data approach

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A team at Stanford has shown that using fewer, higher-quality data points can speed up complex simulations. The method could impact fields from aircraft certification to climate modeling.This post was originally published on this site

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