Commercial Vehicle Show celebrates strong exhibitor demand as preparations ramp up for 2022 Show

Vast range of exhibitors committed to the 2022 Show. Catering to variety of requirements, final space applications closing. Comprehensive live theatre programme across three days at the NEC. Organisers of the 2022 Commercial Vehicle Show are delighted to confirm that more than 200 exhibitors have committed to the Show, taking place at the NEC, Birmingham… Continue reading Commercial Vehicle Show celebrates strong exhibitor demand as preparations ramp up for 2022 Show

@Toyota: A Paradigm Shift for Long Duration Energy Storage: Our Investment in e-Zinc

By Lisa Coca, Partner, Climate Fund Electrification is a key pillar of decarbonization and the race to limit the rise of global temperatures and curb the worst impacts of climate change. However, electrification will only help to unlock a carbon-free energy future if there is an abundant supply of affordable clean energy, both on- and… Continue reading @Toyota: A Paradigm Shift for Long Duration Energy Storage: Our Investment in e-Zinc

German Manager Magazine: Audi, McLaren, Sono Motors, Traton, Daimler Truck: manage:mobility from manager magazin001678

The talks have been going on for months, and the Formula 1 dreams of Audi boss Markus Duesmann (52) seemed crazy at times, like a set of slicks on the final lap. But the frustration is gone, the Volkswagen Group Supervisory Board could already give the go-ahead this Thursday. Duesmann offers a lot of money… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Audi, McLaren, Sono Motors, Traton, Daimler Truck: manage:mobility from manager magazin001678

Ford and Chevy’s supply chain woes are affecting the cool cars now

Ford and Chevrolet are reportedly halting production on their respective flagship performance cars, the Mustang and the Camaro, for a week thanks to supply chain issues (via Jalopnik). While the pauses probably won’t make it that much harder to get a muscle car, they are just the latest in a string of automotive delays caused… Continue reading Ford and Chevy’s supply chain woes are affecting the cool cars now

@Toyota: Sequestering Carbon Through Algae Production: Our Investment in Brilliant Planet

By Lisa Coca, Partner, Climate Fund In the race to net zero, it’s critical not only to focus on emission reductions, but also on the implementation and adoption of negative emission technologies. For those newer to climate tech, gigaton-scale removal of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, also known as carbon capture, is a family of technologies… Continue reading @Toyota: Sequestering Carbon Through Algae Production: Our Investment in Brilliant Planet

Toyota joins Tesla in developing self-driving tech with low-cost cameras, article with gallery

San Francisco, April 6 (Reuters) – Toyota Motor (7203.T) unit Woven Planet has joined Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) in trying to advance self-driving technology without expensive sensors such as lidars. Woven Planet told Reuters it is able to use low-cost cameras to collect data and effectively train its self-driving system, a “breakthrough” that it hopes will… Continue reading Toyota joins Tesla in developing self-driving tech with low-cost cameras, article with gallery

@Toyota: Tool and Die Software: Our Investment in Atomic Industries

Factories can be seen as complex puzzles, assembling various pieces to see the full picture. For manufacturers, the picture emerging from these puzzle pieces would be the factory of the future — where automation assembles the pieces for safer, highly efficient and standardized production. But it’s difficult to complete this puzzle if critical pieces just… Continue reading @Toyota: Tool and Die Software: Our Investment in Atomic Industries