AI tries to take over Formula 1
Would human drivers soon be replaced by algorithms? Reality quickly veered into view on the Yas Marina Grand Prix Formula 1 track.
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Would human drivers soon be replaced by algorithms? Reality quickly veered into view on the Yas Marina Grand Prix Formula 1 track.
Developers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have unveiled a promising new type of sodium-ion battery that charges in just a few seconds - and could be used in electric vehicles in the future.
With the help of little more than a smartphone, sensors and software, cars are now finding their own way around multi-storey car parks to park on their own. Just a one-time gimmick? Not quite, because the underlying technology is being expanded into other areas.
AI might be arriving with a bang, but autonomous cars are crawling closer at a snail's pace. What's the delay? And what can we expect to change on our roads in the next decade?
For Panasonic, achieving carbon neutrality stretches far beyond its own offices, employees and day-to-day operations.