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© Volocopter Total0 Today, Germany urban air mobility service provider Volocopter, and Chinese mobility technology group, Geely Technology Group, presented Volocopter’s electric air taxi, the 2X, for the first time in China at Geely’s booth at the Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition 2021. The companies are highlighting their cooperation and aim to introduce urban air mobility to the Chinese market and give visitors the chance to learn more about this new form of transport. Urban air mobility (UAM) is an emerging part of the aviation industry focused on aerial co...

19 April 2021 3:47 pm / 3 comments It seems so sci-fi, and many will be laugh it off as a flight of fancy, but flying taxis a.k.a. the flying car will soon be a real thing, judging by the urban air mobility (UAM) sector’s progress. Volocopter is one of the players, and the German company has Geely as an investor. And that’s why Volocopter’s electric air taxi, the 2X, was on display at the carmaker’s Auto Shanghai 2021 booth. The companies are highlighting their cooperation and aim to introduce urban air mobility to the Chinese market – the full-size 2X’s presence was to give ...

Geely to start making satellites By LI FUSHENG | China Daily | Updated: 2021-02-19 09:07 Share Geely employees work on an assembly line in Linhai, Zhejiang province. [Photo/Xinhua] Zhejiang Geely Holding Group will start producing satellites by October this year to offer better positioning and navigation for the vehicles it produces and to take on Tesla owner Elon Musk in terms of satellite-based internet services. A plant in Taizhou, Zhejiang province, has won the approval from the authorities, said its subsidiary Geely Technology in a state...

Total0 IDC forecast nearly 50% of repetitive tasks will be realized by "digital employees" by 2024 IDC released the top 10 predictions for China’s artificial intelligence market in 2021. IDC predicts that more than 15% of consumer-centric AI decision-making systems in the financial, medical, government, and other regulated public sectors will introduce regulations that explain their analysis and decision-making processes. By 2024, 45% repetitive tasks will be automated or enhanced through the use of "digital employees" supported by AI, robots, and robotic process automation (RPA). Didi Qing...