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Physics - Ultrablack Coating Could Reduce Stray Light in Telescopes - Vimarsana News

Physics - Ultrablack Coating Could Reduce Stray Light in Telescopes

Using atomic layer deposition, scientists have created a new light-absorbing thin film that could help telescopes see a starrier night.

Source: aps.org
Autonomous vehicle shuttle debuting at Navy Yard - Vimarsana News

Autonomous vehicle shuttle debuting at Navy Yard

Pennsylvania’s first autonomous vehicle shuttle has officially arrived at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and is ready to begin operations starting in early Januar

First self-driving shuttle service in Pennsylvania to be tested at Navy Yard in South Philly - Vimarsana News

First self-driving shuttle service in Pennsylvania to be tested at Navy Yard in South Philly

A self-driving shuttle service that connects the Navy Yard in South Philadelphia to SEPTA's NRG Station and Broad Street Line, will be tested by Drexel University researches in 2023. The self-driving shuttle, the first in Pennsylvania, holds nine passengers and a wheelchair. Its technology was developed by Virginia-based Perrone Robotics.

Drexel Researchers to Help Test Pennsylvania's First Autonomous Transit Vehicle at Philadelphia Navy Yard - Vimarsana News

Drexel Researchers to Help Test Pennsylvania's First Autonomous Transit Vehicle at Philadelphia Navy Yard

Pennsylvania is rolling out its first autonomous transit vehicle pilot program in Philadelphia and researchers from Drexel University’s College of Engineering will help put it to the test. Starting this month, a mid-size electric AV will shuttle will begin pilot testing in the Philadelphia Navy Yard with the goal of shuttling passengers from SEPTA’s NRG Station by the spring.

Source: drexel.edu