Green Car Congress
NOVEMBER 17, 2016
Maven, General Motors’ personal mobility brand, is expanding to the western United States, adding the Denver, Los Angeles and San Francisco markets. Maven is testing future shared mobility services at GM campus car-sharing locations. More than 13,000 members have joined Maven and have traveled 28 million miles.
Green Car Congress
JUNE 4, 2021
United Airlines announced a commercial agreement with Denver-based aerospace company Boom Supersonic to purchase 15 of Boom’s Overture supersonic airliners, once Overture meets United’s safety, operating and sustainability requirements, with an option for an additional 35 aircraft. Capable of flying at speeds of Mach 1.7—twice
Green Car Congress
JUNE 13, 2018
In a new study, NREL researchers focused on the key observability aspects of new modes and the rate of shifts in mobility patterns across airports in the regions of San Francisco, Portland, Denver, and Kansas City—all US DOT Smart City Challenge finalists. —Josh Sperling, NREL co-author. —Alejandro Henao, NREL postdoc.
Green Car Congress
NOVEMBER 26, 2015
According to KPMG’s research, which consisted of consumer focus groups in Atlanta, Chicago and Denver, two generations will largely drive consumer demand in the future, the millennials and the “baby boomers plus”—ranging from 45 to 75 years. An autonomous vehicle in the future? Source: KPMG. Click to enlarge. No problem.
Green Car Congress
JULY 29, 2015
As a pilot, in August 2014, Aclima instrumented three Google Street View vehicles to perform a month-long system test in the Denver metro area during the DISCOVER-AQ study conducted by NASA and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Sample output from the Denver pilot. Click to enlarge. —Dan Costa, Sc.D.,
Clean Fleet Report
MARCH 31, 2023
Different types of non-ownership alternatives promise to be the way of the future. Uber’s value proposition is that it is cheaper than using a taxi and much cheaper than using a personal car. RelayRides enables personal car sharing with web listings, $1 million liability insurance, and GM OnStar support. In the U.S.
Cars That Think
JUNE 11, 2023
In 2005, faulty software for the US $176 million baggage-handling system at Denver International Airport forced the whole thing to be scrapped. Then, given a prompt from a person, they use a probabilistic approach to generate new text. Large language models create a conundrum for the future of programming.
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