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NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion is the platform for a robotaxi-ready world
It combines high-performance NVIDIA DRIVE AGX in-vehicle compute, NVIDIA Halos OS — the software foundation of Halos, built on the safety-certified NVIDIA DriveOS operating system.
AI-powered occupancy detection system developed by team of researchers
According to its developers, the system offers operators live information on carriage occupancy, which enables them to better manage capacity and improve passenger distribution across trains.
AI reveals the invisible magnetic chaos wasting energy inside electric motors
A new AI-powered physics tool may help electric motors waste less energy by decoding their mysterious magnetic “maze” patterns.
DIAvent maxFlow for high-performance batteries
Maximum flow rate, adjustable trigger pressure and autonomous resealing combine in a single degassing valve.
Welding distortion control in large fabricated structures
Fabricated buildings, followed by such engineering marvels as oil rigs and ships, receive thousands of welds, covering seams and structural joints across massive interconnected sections.
Perfect hold — even at over 100 bar
Freudenberg Sealing Technologies presents an elastomer-based sealing solution for carbon dioxide air-conditioning compressors.
Modular TPE bellows for special-purpose vehicles and industrial applications
Using a modular tooling concept, custom-designed bellows made of thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) can be produced with significantly reduced tooling and fixed costs.
The race to build cold-weather batteries
From new chemistries to liquefied gas electrolytes, battery developers are rethinking cell design to keep electrified systems running in extreme cold.
Amsted Automotive wins Michigan Manufactured Export of the Year award with innovative one-way clutch system
This technology delivers fast and seamless powertrain transitions within transmissions and serves the internal combustion engine, hybrid electric vehicle and electric vehicle markets.
Will EV owners have the right to repair?
A late-model car is fundamentally no longer a mechanical system. In an EV, there are high-tech battery chemistries, high-voltage hardware, embedded software, thermal management, networked controllers and cloud-connected services.
Keysight adds assembly simulation to virtual manufacturing portfolio
The solution lets engineers validate processes virtually without requiring finite element modeling expertise.
Technology transfer: Automotive hydraulic accumulators prove their value in agriculture
A hydraulic accumulator originally developed for the automotive industry has been adapted for use in agricultural machinery operating under extreme conditions.
Advanced wear-resistant coatings for long lasting connections
This article takes a deeper look at the most capable materials in this evolving array of wear defense finishes, going so far as to detail which equipment type will benefit from each hardened coating solution.
Identity crisis: Behind the Charger’s thirsty V8 sunset and perceived pivot to electric
The V8 Hemi could not live on in Dodge’s flagship sedan. But combustion power was always part of the plan.
Formula 1: new sustainability rules are changing the way races are won
Technologies refined in racing have later appeared elsewhere, from advanced braking and handling systems in road cars to sensor technologies now used in hospitals.
Video: Ready for Waymo? Here’s a first-hand ride in an AV taxi
Regular GS contributor Tyler Gleckler videos his own experience getting around Phoenix in a Waymo, one of the world's first commerical robo-taxi services.
The road to vehicle durability test and analysis process optimization
This unified approach to durability testing and simulation was implemented by automaker Renault.
Cycle testing confirms durability and performance of Integrals Power’s LMFP cells
The cathode active materials have now passed the 1,500-cycle milestone during ongoing durability testing.
Lightweight revolution heats up with the power of plasma
These approaches can improve the ability to manage mixed-metal assemblies and enhance overall material compatibility.
What it takes to design safe autonomous vehicle systems
Successfully designing autonomous driving systems that can communicate with the world around them requires safety programs that were unheard of ten years ago.