License Plate Readers Are Creating a US-Wide Database of More Than Just Cars License plate readers (LPRs) have become an increasingly common technology employed by law enforcement agencies across the United States. Originally designed to track and identify vehicles for the purpose of locating stolen cars or vehicles associated with criminal activity, LPRs have evolved… Continue reading License Plate Readers Are Creating a US-Wide Database of More Than Just Cars
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ChatGPT gives Volkswagen cars the smarts to talk to you all day long
Gone are the days when talking to your car seemed like a far-fetched idea from the world of science fiction. Thanks to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP), ChatGPT is revolutionizing the way we interact with our vehicles. Working in collaboration with automotive giant Volkswagen, ChatGPT has given Volkswagen cars the… Continue reading ChatGPT gives Volkswagen cars the smarts to talk to you all day long
You can now drive one of the ugliest cars ever made in Fortnite thanks to latest collaboration
Fortnite, the popular online video game sensation, has never been one to shy away from collaborations. From iconic superheroes to famous musicians, the game has consistently introduced exciting and unexpected partnerships. However, the latest collaboration has certainly turned heads and sparked debates. Fortnite players can now indulge in driving what is undeniably one of the… Continue reading You can now drive one of the ugliest cars ever made in Fortnite thanks to latest collaboration
Cruise is bringing its robotaxis to Seattle and Washington, DC
As the world of self-driving cars continues to march forward, Cruise, the autonomous vehicle company owned by General Motors, is bringing its robotic taxis to Seattle, Washington, and the nation’s capital, Washington, DC. The rollout of Cruise’s automated vehicle technology marks an important step forward for driverless transport. By leveraging the infrastructure and resources of… Continue reading Cruise is bringing its robotaxis to Seattle and Washington, DC
Driverless Cars Are Worse at Spotting Kids and Dark-Skinned People, Study Says
Driverless cars are making waves as the future of transportation, but a new study released this week demonstrates yet another reason why they may not be the ideal solution. According to the research, due to camera-based sensors and facial recognition software, driverless cars are far less capable of recognizing kids and dark-skinned people, potentially leading… Continue reading Driverless Cars Are Worse at Spotting Kids and Dark-Skinned People, Study Says
The end is nigh for gas-powered cars
As the world has become increasingly aware of the impacts of global warming and the need for drastic changes to be made, one of the major changes that has been announced is the phasing out of gas-powered cars. This move is in response to the extreme damage that vehicles fuelled by petrol and diesel cause… Continue reading The end is nigh for gas-powered cars
Amsterdam’s underwater parking garage fits 7,000 bicycles and zero cars
Bicycles are one of the chief modes of transportation in the Netherlands, and thanks to an ingenious new project in Amsterdam, cyclists now have an underwater parking garage for storage. Dubbed the Bike Parking Amsterdam NDSM, the subterranean parking facility, located near the city’s NDSM Wharf, holds up to 7,000 bikes in a space of… Continue reading Amsterdam’s underwater parking garage fits 7,000 bicycles and zero cars
Hackers discover that vulnerabilities are rife in the auto industry
As advances in the automotive industry continue to push the boundaries of technology and driver experience, a new concern for security has arisen. Recent discoveries have revealed that hackers are taking advantage of high-tech features in cars to access sensitive electronics, including onboard computers and navigation systems. The problem lies in the gaps in security… Continue reading Hackers discover that vulnerabilities are rife in the auto industry
Today at CES: Baby wearables, texts from dogs, and E-Ink cars
As technology advances, the Consumer Electronics Show remains at the forefront of innovation. At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) which is being held in Las Vegas, Nevada, there are a number of interesting introductions as well as futuristic developments in progress. From baby wearables that could help with preventive health care and even save… Continue reading Today at CES: Baby wearables, texts from dogs, and E-Ink cars