Technology

Sahil Gupta

Sep 2, 2020, 9:29 PM

Tesla's Elon Musk Overtakes Mark Zuckerberg To Become 3rd Richest Man

Musk's latest gains come on the back of a stock split for Tesla which has led its stock's value to surge by 12 per cent.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 2, 2020

  Toyota And Honda Showcase Mobile Power Generation System For Electricity During Disaster

  The charging station which is basically a bus is loaded with the battery, fuel cells, portable batteries and power pack charge.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 1, 2020

  ZoomCar Partners With PASCOS For Pan-India Distribution Of Its Mobility Services Platform

  ZoomCar's Mobility platform enables a driver scoring mechanism with its AI-powered algorithms leveraging machine learning capabilities.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 1, 2020

  Volkswagen CEO Agrees With Bill Gates On His Green Transportation Overtures

  Volkswagen went all-in on its electrification efforts in 2015 in wake of its diesel-gate emissions scandal

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 1, 2020

  Is Tesla Developing A Video Game? 

  Tesla has job listing for its facility in Austin for employees who can help it design videos games for its cars.

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  Sahil Gupta | Sep 1, 2020

  Ford Is Developing Technology Which Could Predict Accidents

  Ford is testing a accident prediction in the UK. It is also working on similar initiatives in Spain and Germany.

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  car&bike Team | Aug 31, 2020

  Bill Gates Reveals Funding Battery Maker QuantumScape To Revolutionise EVs

  The company has got attention after they were featured in Gates article about carbon-neutral transportation means.

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  car&bike Team | Aug 31, 2020

  Tesla Cars Will Soon Be Able To Detect Speed Limit Signs

  Tesla's cars have started recieving an update which will allow its AutoPilot feature to detect speed limit signs and traffic lights.

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  car&bike Team | Aug 31, 2020

  Japan Looks To AI As Coronavirus Challenges Go-And-See Quality Control Mantra

  Global manufacturers have long used robots in production while leaving the knotty work of spotting flaws mainly to humans. But social distancing measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 have prompted a rethink of the factory floor.

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