Tag: transportation

Waymo Reports Over 270 Million Miles Driven by Autonomous Taxis Without Major Incidents

Waymo’s self-driving taxis have surpassed 270 million miles driven with fewer serious injuries than conventional human-driven taxis.

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Chinese Engineers Develop Wearable Robot That Turns Humans Into Centaur-Like Load Carriers

A Chinese university created a wearable robot that helps carry heavy loads by synchronizing with human movement like a centaur.

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Could Earn Up to $692 Million If Waymo Thrives

Sundar Pichai’s compensation package ties substantial earnings to the success of Google’s autonomous taxi business, Waymo.

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Russia Begins Assembly of Its First Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Train

Assembly has started on Russia’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered passenger train, capable of 725 km range emitting only water vapor.

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Vulnerabilities in Tire Pressure Sensors Expose Vehicle Movement Data to Hackers

Wireless tire pressure sensors can leak vehicle location data, creating new security risks for drivers as hackers exploit these vulnerabilities.

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Xiaomi Unveils Five New Electric Scooters in the Electric Scooter 6 Series

Xiaomi introduces the Electric Scooter 6 lineup featuring five models suited for varied budgets and riding needs, offering up to 75 km range.

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Chinese Innovators Unveil Urban-Friendly Flying Vehicle with Ducted Fans

A new flying vehicle featuring ducted fan technology aims to enhance safety and practicality for urban air travel in China.

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Ford Introduces Paid Frunk Option on Mustang Mach-E for $495

Ford now offers the Mustang Mach-E’s front trunk as a $495 paid option amid efforts to manage EV costs through add-ons.

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Uber Launches Air Taxi Service in Dubai Using Joby Aircraft Integrated in Its App

Uber introduces air taxi rides in Dubai with Joby aircraft, accessible directly through its mobile app for faster travel between designated ports.

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Automakers Develop Systems Allowing Drivers to Divert Attention, Raising Safety and Liability Concerns

Automakers advance toward driver distraction-allowing systems, prompting new debates on safety protocols and legal responsibility.

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Study Finds Plug-in Hybrids Consume Significantly More Fuel Than Advertised

New research reveals plug-in hybrid vehicles use much more fuel than manufacturers claim, challenging their efficiency and environmental benefits.

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Waymo Unveils Sixth-Generation Robotaxi Technology Starting with Employees in SF and LA

Waymo launches its sixth-generation robotaxi tech for employee rides in SF and LA before expanding to thousands of vehicles nationwide.

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