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image source: digitaltrends.com We all know that nowadays technologies develop at lighting fast speeds and sometimes it is even hard to keep up with all the 
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BMW has marked its 100th anniversary by risking a look ahead. At a ceremony, the iconic German auto maker spoke about its vision for the mobility of the future, saying it would work on a futuristic supercar.
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#teSpecial touch pads or built-in breathalyzers measure whether or not a driver has been drinking. Continue reading →
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If Opel/Vauxhall's new eye tracking headlamps work as planned, you will be able to control the behavior of your car's headlamps with your line of sight.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
April 9, 2015 10:57 PM
This technology works using a simple webcam, peripheral infrared sensors, and central photo-diodes to scan the driver’s eyes more than 50 times per second. The system then translates the information into data commands for electronically-controlled actuators that align the vehicle’s headlamps. Headlamp actuators react almost instantly to make the adjustments. You will be able to aim your headlights precisely where you want to look both vertically and horizontally
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The Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] is opening a new research center in Silicon Valley to develop technology related to self-driving cars and other emerging fields like vehicle connectivity.
Paul Gill's curator insight,
January 26, 2015 11:12 AM
Will they all be black model Ts? - A. Paul Gill: The Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] is opening a new research center in Silicon Valley to develop technology related to self-driving cars and other emerging fields like vehicle connectivity.
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Automakers like Subaru and Volvo have had automatic anti-collision braking for a while, but what if you're a Ford fan? You won't have to wait long. The
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The Future of Automobile Head-up displays with Augmented Reality Technology
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GM is already taking technology in cars seriously , but it has plans to take it to the next level, and soon. Yesterday, the company announced that in less than two years its cars will communicate with each other—and hopefully even drive themselves.
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A few months back at CES, I found myself at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway as a guest at BMW's "Highly Autonomous Driving" demo. While our cameraman set up his gear and I pondered what I was going to say about BMW's mystery kit, I watched one of the...
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Targeted ads have popped up in Facebook, Instagram and Twitter feeds as well as inside mobile apps and more.
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On an overcast and languid April day, I experience the English countryside at its most tranquil. Trees sway with merely token effort, clouds meander through an apathetic sky, and electric-orange...
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Cars powered by electricity such as the highly touted and fun-to-drive Tesla are challenging the auto industry status quo, but hurdles remain before they will displace gas vehicles on the road.
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Facebook's purchase of OculusVR may be making headlines, but Ford has liked its virtual-reality technology for some time.
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Remember when your cell phone used to have one button for every number? The phone in your hand today probably has at most one button and, of course, a smart touch screen. That same technology for...
Richard Platt's curator insight,
June 27, 2015 6:19 PM
The vision of a vehicle interior without buttons and switches is becoming increasingly tangible. “This trend not only gives interior designers a new level of freedom; it also reduces the costs of producing functional elements,” states Mark Sankovitch, ENGEL North America President. (they manufacture injection molding machines and plastic processing technologies) “We are already talking to various OEMs and automotive companies. In four to five years the first vehicles will be equipped with this sensitive surface technology,”
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Apple hiring automotive technology and design experts to staff up a top-secret research lab, with the possible intention of building a car
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Maybe you missed it, but Google officially became a car company last week.
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Thanks to great leaps forward in automotive technology, cars that once might have been the stuff of futuristic Hollywood films are now inching towards reality
Techstore's curator insight,
October 3, 2014 5:55 AM
Forensics and the Internet of Things: the Car of the Future will be a Data Goldmine. #automobile #futuretech
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One day (soon, according to GM) it won't be weird to get in a car, go for a drive and see the driver take their hands off of the wheel while the car continues on self-guided.
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In June 2014, Hyundai introduced the first production line H2 vehicle to be sold through a dealership in the United States.
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Google has begun building a fleet of 100 experimental electric-powered vehicles that will dispense with all the standard controls found in modern automobiles and take the driver out of driving.
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Volvo has now joined Google and others by testing autonomous cars on public roads, in its hometown of Gothenburg, Sweden, no less.
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Consumers won a landmark victory last week: Starting in 2018 all new vehicles will be required to enable drivers to see what is directly behind them when they back up. This major consumer win was hard fought, and for good reason.
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A solar-powered car, a truck on a diet, tricycle cars, and pollution that comes in the form of steam. Which is your favorite?
Richard Platt's curator insight,
May 19, 2014 3:03 AM
Aluminum Ford F-150, shed 700lbs hence better towing capability and fuel efficiency than other trucks. The Toyota i-Road is an interesting concept vehicle for an individual's 3 wheeled car, Li-ion powered. An equivalent one from Elio Motor's gets 84mpg, with an eight-gallon tank it can get more than 670 miles in one fill up. with a price tag of $6,800. |
