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Scientists gave a robot a sense of smell with locust antennae and AI

Researchers sure love turning the insects into cyborgs. In 2023, there are cameras and microphones that match and surpass the capabilities of human sight and sound. But for all of our technological advancements, humans haven’t quite managed to build a better nose. After all, evolution has had millions of years to perfect the receptors humans,… Continue reading Scientists gave a robot a sense of smell with locust antennae and AI

From the archive: on this day in 1979

Lotus pushed upmarket and away from its kit-car roots in the 1970s, launching the Elite, Eclat and Esprit coupés, designing its own engines and upgrading its production techniques to match. “In the sort of markets Lotus is in today, design brilliance is not enough. Quality of construction and reliability must match the exotic alternatives from… Continue reading From the archive: on this day in 1979

Tesla engineer testifies that 2016 video promoting self-driving was faked

Tesla faked a 2016 video promoting its self-driving technology, according to testimony by a senior engineer reviewed by Reuters. The video, which shows a Tesla Model X driving on urban, suburban and highway streets; stopping itself at a red light; and accelerating at a green light is still on Tesla’s website and carries the tagline:… Continue reading Tesla engineer testifies that 2016 video promoting self-driving was faked

Tesla (TSLA) is seeing ‘unprecedented demand,’ stores hitting new records

Tesla (TSLA) is currently experiencing “unprecedented demand” in the US following the significant price cuts that happened last week. Many stores are hitting new records and inventories are dwindling. Last week, Tesla implemented massive price cuts of up to $13,000 on Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the US. The automaker tried to claim that… Continue reading Tesla (TSLA) is seeing ‘unprecedented demand,’ stores hitting new records

South Africa Minibus Taxi, Bus Services and Metered Taxi Industry Report 2022: Size and State of the sector, Regulations and Developments, Disruption by e-Hailing Companies and Security Issues

DUBLIN, Jan. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — The “The Minibus Taxi, Bus Services and Metered Taxi Industry in South Africa 2022” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. This report focuses on the minibus taxi, bus and coach and metered taxi services industry. It includes information on the size and state of the sector, regulations and developments,… Continue reading South Africa Minibus Taxi, Bus Services and Metered Taxi Industry Report 2022: Size and State of the sector, Regulations and Developments, Disruption by e-Hailing Companies and Security Issues

German Handelsblatt: Automotive group: Mercedes fills several top jobs – Michael Schiebe becomes AMG boss005976

Michael Schiebe Der Vertraute von Mercedes-Chef Ola Källenius wird zum Chef der Tuningmarke AMG befördert. (Foto: Mercedes-Benz AG) Der Stuttgarter Luxusautohersteller Mercedes-Benz baut sein Führungsteam unterhalb des Vorstands an entscheidenden Stellen um. Die wichtigste Personalie: Michael Schiebe wird zum 1. März neuer Geschäftsführer der Tuningtochter AMG. Der Manager arbeitet derzeit als „Chief of Staff“ von Konzernchef… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Automotive group: Mercedes fills several top jobs – Michael Schiebe becomes AMG boss005976

>= MORE THAN EQUAL ERNENNT KAREN WEBB MOSS ZUR VORSTANDSVORSITZENDEN UND ALI DONNELLY ZUR NEUEN CEO

>= More than Equal stärkt seine Führungsriege mit neuen Ernennungen und startet die bisher umfassendste Studie über Frauen im Motorsport. LONDON, 17. Januar 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Die Gründer von >= More than Equal, der ehemalige F1-Fahrer David Coulthard und der Unternehmer Karel Komarek, haben Karen Webb Moss zur Vorstandsvorsitzenden und Ali Donnelly zum CEO ernannt, um die Suche… Continue reading >= MORE THAN EQUAL ERNENNT KAREN WEBB MOSS ZUR VORSTANDSVORSITZENDEN UND ALI DONNELLY ZUR NEUEN CEO

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DUBLIN, Jan 17 (Reuters) – The world’s two largest planemakers defended themselves on Tuesday following criticism over delivery delays, with a Boeing (BA.N) executive saying increasing production after COVID-19 lockdowns was “not as easy as an on/off switch.” Aircraft leasing firms have used a major industry conference to hammer manufacturers over delays. Air Lease (AL.N)… Continue reading Gallery

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