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What You Might Not Know About Connected Autonomous Vehicles

Cars That Think

Critical considerations pertinent to connected autonomous vehicles, such as ethics, liability, privacy, and cybersecurity, do not share the same spotlight as the CAVs’ benefits. The manufacturer might claim that, as manual control of the vehicle is available, the driver is liable. Finger-pointing is not the solution.

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Why Li-Fi Might be Better than Wi-Fi

Cars That Think

The recent adoption of IEEE 802.11bb has launched light fidelity, or Li-Fi, which opened the door into an era of wireless communication for advanced Wi-Fi technologies. Li-Fi enables Wi-Fi to use light waves instead of radio waves to transmit and receive data. The fixtures can send and receive information using light waves.

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Why IoT Sensors Need Standards

Cars That Think

The devices have become key enablers for a host of new technologies essential to business and to everyday life, from turning on a light switch to managing one’s health. If the light detection and ranging remote-sensing system lidar fails in semiautonomous vehicles, they will be unable to function properly.

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2023 was a tremendous year for both EVs and Plug In America!

Plug in America

New federal EV tax credits were expanded and updated, and credits for used and commercial EVs became available for the first time in January. We hosted multiple webinars, answered hundreds of questions through our EV Support Program, and created easy-to-understand resources for EV shoppers.

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Chipping away at the ICE

Electric Auto Association

Neither of them taught me that the two were connected to each other. All I did was provide information and offer my 24/7 availability to help out and answer questions. We line up three wide at the red lights and go on green. Once I leave the line, the others stay well behind me until the next red light.

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Greentech Media | ECOtality CEO: Fast Charging and Why Battery Swapping Is Doomed

Tony Karrer Delicious EVdriven

You will be able to charge your car at home at night in three to eight hours, but never be in fear of “running out of juice” because a fast-charge opportunity will be available right around the corner at Starbucks, Safeway, Wal-Mart or your local shopping mall.