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08/28/2020

Could hybrid micro-generation power the EV revolution?

Micro-grids and local generation could reshape the UK’s energy landscape, writes Neil Robson, chief engineer at Bladon Micro Turbine Electrification of transport is increasingly considered one of the most crucial…

08/28/2020

Batteries and hydrogen should be seen as partners instead of rivals

There has been a tendency for the automotive sector to view batteries and hydrogen as competing technologies when they are in fact highly complementary, says Dr Gareth Hinds, Science Area…

08/28/2020

The Engineer drives: Hyundai Nexo – a glimpse into the hydrogen future?

When asked to name the most technologically advanced car on sale, most people would probably hazard a guess at the current Mercedes S-Class (the latest in a long line of…

08/28/2020

Jointly developing the smart cars and cities of tomorrow

The speed and standard at which driverless vehicles and the supporting infrastructure are developed and deployed will be one of the tests for making the world’s leading cities fit for…

08/28/2020

The Future of Mobility: Shared and Ultra-Fast

Dr Doron Myersdorf, CEO of StoreDot, assesses the challenges faced on the route to electric, shared, connected, and autonomous transportation, and explains why the future of mobility is underpinned by…

08/27/2020

Masters of semi-active suspension

Automotive Engineers are increasingly turning to semi-active suspension systems to optimise the balance between ride and handling. Chris Pickering reports. We often talk about cars defying physics. That’s perhaps something…

08/27/2020

Driving developments in car cockpit tech

Is it really possible to keep adding cockpit functionality without distracting the driver? Chris Pickering looks at some of the technology designed to offer the best of both worlds Cars…

08/27/2020

Night riders: next generation automotive vision systems

Automotive night vision systems can help drivers – and cars – to see clearly when they need it most. Chris Pickering reports. Night time is statistically the most dangerous period…

08/27/2020

Driverless car design rethink could revolutionise transport for disabled people

Autonomous cars could revolutionise transport for disabled people – if we change the way we design writes Paul Herriotts, Professor of of Transport Design, Coventry University The move towards driverless…

08/27/2020

Oxbotica demonstrates right-hand side autonomy

Oxbotica is first UK company to complete automated public trials in Germany (Image: Oxbotica) This week’s video comes from Germany where Oxbotica has mastered driving on the right-hand side of…

BLOG | Last Entries

Could hybrid micro-generation power the EV revolution?

Batteries and hydrogen should be seen as partners instead of rivals

The Engineer drives: Hyundai Nexo – a glimpse into the hydrogen future?

Jointly developing the smart cars and cities of tomorrow

The Future of Mobility: Shared and Ultra-Fast

Masters of semi-active suspension

Driving developments in car cockpit tech

Night riders: next generation automotive vision systems

Driverless car design rethink could revolutionise transport for disabled people

Oxbotica demonstrates right-hand side autonomy

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