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Cars That Think
JULY 21, 2021
The product also had to attract corporate customers, although it was unclear how many of those there would be. For some corporate customers, the fact that IBM now had a personal computing product meant that these little machines were not some crazy geek-hippie fad but in fact a new class of serious computing. Then disaster struck.
Cars That Think
JUNE 29, 2022
The first was a television-style camera system (called a Return Beam Vidicon, or RBV) built by the Radio Corporation of America. Two days after the launch, Goddard received its first MSS image, showing the Dallas–Fort Worth area. (In An abridged version of this article appears in the July 2022 print issue as “Pictures of a Planet.".
Clean Fleet Report
MARCH 31, 2023
We’ve Entered the Age of Shared Mobility This article may contain affiliate links Car sharing has changed dramatically since C lean Fleet Report first reported on it almost two decades ago. During the pandemic operations were shut down and it is now more focused on on corporate programs. In the U.S. One million U.S.
Cars That Think
JUNE 11, 2022
This article was first published as "The battle for the SX-70." of Dallas, Texas. He is now a design manager at Dallas Semiconductor Corp. in Dallas, Texas.) Designing in Dallas A preliminary round had disappointed both IC teams. At the final count, some 400 transistors were used. of Palo Alto, Calif.,
Cars That Think
NOVEMBER 20, 2022
It took some 30 years of effort by engineers and computer scientists in universities, government laboratories, and corporate research groups, piggybacking on each other’s work, trying new ideas, repeating each other’s mistakes. This article was first published as “Of Mice and menus: designing the user-friendly interface.” Smith et al.,
Cars That Think
JULY 2, 2023
This article was first published as “Design case history: Apple’s Macintosh.” The author spoke with many members of the design team in the months following the 1984 introduction of the Macintosh, however, Steve Jobs did not grant an interview for this article. It appeared in the December 1984 issue of IEEE Spectrum.
Cars That Think
NOVEMBER 10, 2022
This sponsored article is brought to you by Technology Innovation Institute. Hackers took control of a car’s OEM corporate network by reverse engineering a car’s transmission control unit to infiltrate the network. Autonomous systems sit at the intersection of AI, IoT, cloud architectures, and agile software development practices.
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