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A lot of us would like to see more americans getting vaccinated but how do you go about doing that matters. the heavy-handed approach is not helping the administration, its not helping the country there are people that want to go the testing route and to hear old point. we know that getting covid is not a death sentence for most people. we should not pretend that it is. something like 80% of adults in this country have already had one shot. this is not an emergency situation that we are in. you ...

A lot of us would like to see more americans getting vaccinated but how do you go about doing that matters. the heavy-handed approach is not helping the administration, its not helping the country there are people that want to go the testing route and to hear old point. we know that getting covid is not a death sentence for most people. we should not pretend that it is. something like 80% of adults in this country have already had one shot. this is not an emergency situation that we are in. you ...

Now that the government has said do this or that, this has provided coverage because it was a tight labor workforce. this is a choice to get vaccinated or provide testing. youll see more employers choose to mandate vaccines because the testing is constrained. if they go the testing route, whos going to pay for that test? to make that option work they have to put the cost of the test onto the unvaccinated employee, thats the way the option will work to encourage up tick of the vaccine. >> we hear...

Published on: Thursday, December 24, 2020 By: Bernama Text Size: Left to right: Futurise Head Of Innovation Ecosystem Tengku Azrul, MD of eMoovit Technology Dr Hairi Zamzuri, Secretary General of the Ministry of Transport Isham Ishak and CEO of Futurise Mahadhir Aziz with the car. CYBERJAYA: Futurise Sdn Bhd (Futurise) – a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cyberview Sdn Bhd, has announced that Malaysia’s first self-driving vehicle testing route has been approved. The seven kilometre-long Cyberjaya...

Malaysia approves first testing route for self-driving cars in Cyberjaya 3 months If news reports are anything to go by, self-driving cars are set to actually become a thing in Malaysia – well, at least in Cyberjaya. On December 23, 2020, Futurise – a government-linked company (GLC) under Malaysias Ministry of Finance – announced the approval of Malaysias first testing route for self-driving vehicles. Called the Cyberjaya Malaysia Autonomous Vehicle (MyAV) Testing Route, the route was jo...

CYBERJAYA (Dec 23): Futurise Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cyberview Sdn Bhd, announced that Malaysia’s first self-driving vehicle testing route had been approved. The 7km Cyberjaya Malaysia Autonomous Vehicle (MyAV) Testing Route was jointly developed by Futurise and the Ministry of Transport (MoT) under the National Regulatory Sandbox (NRS) initiative for the development of autonomous vehicles or self-driving vehicles.  In a statement today, Futurise said eMooVit Technology ...

Mahadhir (left) and Isham posing with the Proton Exora self-driving car. — Futurise PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will start testing autonomous vehicles (AVs) on two routes stretching 7km in total in Cyberjaya. A shorter route loops around Futurise and MaGIC buildings, and a longer one includes Persiaran Apec, Persiaran Cyberpoint and Persiaran Rimba. Dubbed the Cyberjaya Malaysia Autonomous Vehicle (MyAV) Testing Route, it was developed by Futurise, a subsidiary of Cyberview Sdn Bhd, with the Tran...

#TECH: Testing routes for Malaysias first autonomous vehicle BOTS team © Provided by New Straits Times The VIPs with the eMoovit autonomous car. CYBERJAYA: Futurise has announced that the Cyberjaya Malaysia Autonomous Vehicle (MyAV) Testing Route that was developed together with the Ministry of Transport (MOT) under the National Regulatory Sandbox (NRS) initiative for the future development of autonomous vehicle project has been approved. The project is also supported by othe...