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Much like the flying car, the self-driving car has appeared frequently in sci-fi movies and TV shows. Who could forget Bruce Wayne’s favorite toy – the Batmobile. In Gotham city, the autonomous car is so reliable that Wayne often gets criticized for his own driving skills. Minority Report took the concept of self-driving cars to a whole new level. The driverless cars in the sci-fi movie could travel not just traditional roads and highways, but also vertically even delivering a passenger right outside of their apartment.
Like sci-fi movies, the automotive industry doesn’t seem to shy away from tackling ambitious ideas. This has much to say about current state of transportation as it did about the future. Meanwhile, the coronavirus crisis has strengthened the use case for automation in industries where the technology is being built. There’s never been a better time for medicines and groceries del
According to a Goldman Sachs analysis piece out this week, the future of the EV space is going to be dictated by the firms capable of improving the EV battery marketplace. Those able to drive the energy value proposition will determine the long-term direction of the movement.
Tesla has set the tone for the space. That’s a relatively uncontroversial thesis. But it’s not easy to find new investors ready to put serious capital behind the idea that TSLA shares are a bargain. However, niche battery technology may be an underexploited zone of opportunity, according to Goldman.
These firms, the investment bank says, are particularly well placed to make breakthroughs in the current lithium-ion batteries, and the next generation of all solid-state batteries, or ASSBs.
Over the weekend of 20-21 February, a video on social media appeared showing a United Airlines Boeing 777 with an engine on fire and vibrating from side to side. Passengers on the starboard side got an instructional view of the innards of a jet engine as bits of the shattered turbofan fell away, raining down on Broomfield, Colorado, landing in the yards of surprised homeowners and narrowly missing the half-dozen teams at football practice on the city s Commons Park. Happily for all, United Airlines flight 328 returned to Denver International Airport and landed safely, despite carrying a heavy fuel load for its intended flight to Hawaii, with no injuries to passengers, crew or those on the ground.
Over the weekend of 20-21 February, video on social media appeared showing a United Airlines Boeing 777 with an engine on fire and vibrating from side to side. Passengers on the starboard side got an instructional view of the innards of a jet engine as bits of the shattered turbofan fell away, raining down on Broomfield, Colorado, landing in the yards of surprised homeowners and narrowly missing the half-dozen teams at soccer practice on the city s Commons Park.
Happily for all, United Airlines flight 328 returned to Denver International Airport and landed safely, despite carrying a heavy fuel load for its intended flight to Hawaii, with no injuries to passengers, crew or those on the ground.