[ad_1] Waymo By The Numbers 600: number of minivans in the Waymo fleet ‘Thousands’: number of additional minivans recently purchased from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  5 million+: number of miles driven on public roads 25: number of US cities where Waymo has driven 2.7 billion: number of virtual miles driven 20,000+: number of driving scenarios inRead more about Waymo: everything you need to know from Google until now[…]

[ad_1] Electronics Weekly is the market leading and longest-established electronics magazine, read in print and online by key decision makers throughout the industry for more than 50 years. Electronics Weekly is at the heart of the electronics industry and is reaching an audience of more than 120,000 people each month. It also organises the prestigiousRead more about Survey: The State of Display[…]

[ad_1] The Sophos report, published on Wednesday, highlights the vulnerabilities of Indian businesses. Not only have two-thirds of the companies have been targets of ransomware, one-third have actually been hit twice. Three percent of organisations of the world have spent $13.74 million (Rs 89.23 cr) to fix the havoc caused my ransomware on their systems.Read more about Sophos report shows two-thirds of Indian companies have been hit by ransomware[…]

[ad_1] The Company harnesses the power and precision of robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve the way that food is produced. The £50,000 funded research award will look to develop ‘Harry’, the company’s precision drilling and planting robot, from concept through to in-field prototype. Addressing key challenges around the use of robotics in agriculture,Read more about Shropshire robot company wins IET award[…]

[ad_1] The iOS 12 release date is June 4 at WWDC 2018, and that shouldn’t surprise you by now – Apple launches its big iPhone and iPad update at the same time every year.  Its new software features, however, are always filled with some unexpected and exciting news. We fully expect groundbreaking ideas, but alsoRead more about iOS 12 release date, news and rumors[…]

[ad_1] These are all, of course, flying taxis. Or will be flying taxis if they get off the ground – in the commercial sense rather than the literal sense. We all know they can get off the ground literally, because we’ve seen videos of the demos,  but we don’t know when they can form partRead more about Is It All Make Believe?[…]

[ad_1] Image credit: Cadillac When you have an open road of 130,000 miles at your disposal, it’s easy to feel like you’re just cracking the surface of a new technology. That’s what happened recently after testing a 2018 Cadillac CT6 sedan for a week, driving along a highway during a morning commute and then allRead more about Testing Cadillac Super Cruise: is this the future of hands-free driving?[…]

[ad_1] What are the highlights? Well, how about 4K HDR video recording? It’s a world’s first for a phone, says Sony, using a 19MP Motion Eye camera. There’s also a design overhaul (a new smooth curved 3D glass surface for your palm) and front-facing stereo speakers make the Xperia XZ2 the loudest one yet, saysRead more about Gadget Watch: Sony Xperia XZ2 boasts 4K HDR video recording[…]

[ad_1] Virtual surround sound gaming headphones are nothing new. If you’ve tried on a pair of Turtle Beach or Razer headphones in the last decade, you’ve probably heard it. But the problem with these headphones is that the sound isn’t dynamic – no matter how you move your head, you’re going to hear the same exactRead more about These gaming headphones pack both planar magnetic drivers and head-tracking tech[…]

[ad_1] University of Glasgow engineers dave described how they scaled up the established processes for making flexible silicon chips to the size required for delivering high-performance bendable systems in the future, and discuss the barriers which will need to be overcome in order to make those systems commonplace. They  show how they have been ableRead more about Glasgow Uni makes bendy chips[…]