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 | Skepticism of electric vehicle ownership has spawned many comparisons, tests, and global studies of new and used EVs. A study performed by AVILOO, an Austrian company pioneering battery health diagnostic tools ... |
 | In the world of robotic milking, the standard has long been a comfortable baseline: 60 cows per robot and a goal of 3.0 or more milkings per day. For years, that was the math farmers took to the bank. But for veteran Lely users ... |
 | From sweeping manufacturing facilities as a teenager to a manufacturing engineering degree and a decade working in sales and business development in manufacturing, Jake Hall has seen various sides of the industry ... |
 | A South Korean auto parts manufacturer is pouring more than $93 million into northern Macomb County, building a sprawling 400,000-square-foot facility in Chesterfield Township that will create 102 new jobs while retaining ... |
 | If you see what looks like an ambulance with a set of flashing lights weaving through Tokyo traffic, it might not be rushing to save a human. GMO Internet Group is unleashing what it calls Japan's first "humanoid ... |
 | Scientists have used an X-ray detector on a sounding rocket, a type of research rocket that flies to the edge of space, then returns to Earth within minutes, to document metal dendrites—the branching structures that form as liquid ... |
 | Labour representatives at auto supplier Bosch demanded on Wednesday political action at EU level to stem job losses in the industry by drawing up regulations to promote local production. "The transformation of our ... |
 | A proposed Minneapolis ordinance would require self-driving cars to still have a person physically behind the wheel in hopes of saving jobs. Waymo says this is just a way to ban their cars. Robin Wonsley, who represents ... |
 | A four-legged teammate is helping Alvernia University students prepare for careers fighting cybercrime. His name is Frankie, and while he may look like a dog, he is actually a robot with a serious mission. Frankie has ... |
 | Over flat highways and rolling rural hills, a small fleet of passenger vehicles and tractor-trailers have been learning to drive on Ohio’s roads for years now. But for the first time this summer – though on semi-private roads ... |
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