Generative AI used in battery development
Aionics, founded in 2020 and armed with a potent AI toolkit, is developing EV batteries using… Electrolytes, of all things.
October 18, 2023
Aionics, founded in 2020 and armed with a potent AI toolkit, is developing EV batteries using… Electrolytes, of all things.
A cyclist who crashed while riding an e-bike in Belgium years ago has been pushed into the spotlight to determine the right to compensation. Legal experts had to determine whether the cyclist’s family is entitled to automatic compensation for being a “vulnerable road user.” The man was struck by a
Renault Trucks has unveiled its revamped urban and regional range of trucks, focusing on efficiency and safety.
The online food delivery service, Just Eat, is developing an AI-powered assistant designed to improve customers’ demand for more everyday convenience. This artificial intelligence technology is expected to minimize customer time spent ordering food. On the AI menu Just Eat plans to roll out new features soon, which include helping
A new report by Orbis Research has found that crowdsourced last-mile delivery is cost-effective and flexible. This is to help with the increasing demand for last-mile delivery services due to e-commerce booming. The ‘Global crowdsourced last-mile delivery market research’ report examines the industry analysis, trends, and forecast from 2017
Shipping giant Maersk has opened a 130,000-square-foot facility in Los Angeles. The import/export gateway offers direct planeside recovery with immediate unit load device (ULD) transfers. The new facility will bolster Maersk’s growing network on the US West Coast. Situated near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), facility operations will include customs
Global supply chain problems are on the minds of nearly half (46%) of US business owners. A third of these owners expect the factors to dent the company’s performance. This is revealed in a new survey compiled by Alibaba. For this survey, 300 Americans owning a small business were interviewed.
