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07/15/2020

Clean is the new safety paradigm for AV development

Developers must ensure the cabins of shared or automated vehicles aren’t petri dishes for the next pandemic. Privately-owned vehicles were never so safe as they are today. Nor have they…

07/15/2020

New CHAdeMO 3.0 aims to harmonize global EV quick-charging standards

Co-developed with China’s Electricity Council, the updated quick-charge standard dubbed ‘ChaoJi’ is expected to deploy in late 2021. On April 24, the CHAdeMO Association released the 3.0 version of its…

07/15/2020

Reconstructing accidents in the ADAS age

Data access and privacy concerns will be key challenges to determine ADAS-influencing factors, according to an SAE WCX Digital Summit expert panel. With advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS) evolving rapidly, the…

07/15/2020

BMW details new motorcycle adaptive cruise control

Developed in cooperation with Bosch, the new ACC system takes the unique dynamics and safety aspects of two-wheelers into account. BMW has released details about its new Motorcycle Active Cruise…

07/14/2020

Lightyear One: 20 miles of daily solar driving range

According to its developers, solar cells untether the Lightyear One from the grid. (Lightyear) This EV’s design features enough sky-facing surface area to place about 1,000 individual photovoltaic cells. It’s been more…

07/14/2020

Vehicle cabin-air filters can combat coronavirus, but effort is problematic

The Geely Icon, launched in February 2020, has new Intelligent Air Purification System (IAPS) that is N95 certified, the filtration level needed to block coronavirus. (Geely) China’s Geely unveiled a…

07/14/2020

Engineering to beat the battery boundaries

Extreme E is a radical new race series for all-electric SUVs for which Williams Advanced Technology is designer and supplier of battery technology. (Extreme E/WAE) It’s a big step from…

07/14/2020

Mercedes-AMG ready with electrically-assisted turbocharger

A new electrically-assisted turbocharger “effectively eliminating” lag is coming soon to a production-vehicle engine. In an announcement signaling automakers’ continuing R&D efforts for internal-combustion propulsion, Mercedes-AMG said it is preparing…

07/13/2020

Special Deliveries: Moving the Gargantuan, the Precious, and the Peculiar

When it comes to transporting the oversized, the awkward, the exotic, and the endangered, the secret to success is planning, planning, and more planning. The professionals behind special projects operations…

07/13/2020

Managing Project Logistics: Special Delivery

Double Ace Cargo handled all the logistics for the shooting of The Fate of the Furious in Cuba, including chartering the Höegh Inchon, an exclusive RoRo ship, to move all…

5 Ways to Prevent Forklift Accidents

Special Deliveries: Moving the Gargantuan, the Precious, and the Peculiar

Clean is the new safety paradigm for AV development

New CHAdeMO 3.0 aims to harmonize global EV quick-charging standards

Reconstructing accidents in the ADAS age

BMW details new motorcycle adaptive cruise control

Lightyear One: 20 miles of daily solar driving range

Vehicle cabin-air filters can combat coronavirus, but effort is problematic

Engineering to beat the battery boundaries

Mercedes-AMG ready with electrically-assisted turbocharger

Special Deliveries: Moving the Gargantuan, the Precious, and the Peculiar

Managing Project Logistics: Special Delivery

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