Architecture firm Daniel Statham Studio has designed a vertical car park in central Hangzhou, China, where cars are stacked using a fully automated lift system.\nNamed Future Car Park, the building is located in the city's central business district and has a capacity of 500 cars.\nThe car park is comprised of a series of circular towers that grow upwards and expand into a connected roof.\nThe car park is equipped with an advanced automated parking system, which covers the entire parking journey, from drop-off to parking and pick-up.\nMore car park designs include MoLo by Chinese studio MAD in Milan featuring plants and polished-metal staircases, as well as a prefabricated multi-storey car park in Montevideo, Uruguay, topped by a courtyard garden and rooftop terrace.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Portsmouth police looking for car connected to 16-year-old's homicide on Churchland Blvd.","slug":"portsmouth-police-looking-for-car-connected-to-16-year-old-s-homicide-on-churchland-blvd","publishDate":"2023-08-02 01:04:55.638000","createdLocal":"2023-08-02 14:31:17.501375","feedName":"Connected Car","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"PORTSMOUTH, Va. — Portsmouth police are searching for a car in connection to a shooting on Churchland Boulevard that claimed the life of a 16-year-old over the weekend.\nNews Police confirm teen boy who died in Portsmouth was shot on Churchland Blvd.\nWeb StaffThe shooting happened just before 4:30 p.m. in the 6000 block on Saturday, police said.\nAuthorities said they are looking for a silver 2013 KIA RIO with Virginia tags PR8Y247.\nJuvenile male killed in Portsmouth homicide on Churchland Boulevard: PolicePolice urge those with information about this vehicle to contact the Portsmouth Police Investigations Bureau at 757–393–8536.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"GM’s Cruise Bringing Self-Driving Robotaxis to Nashville","slug":"gms-cruise-bringing-self-driving-robotaxis-to-nashville","publishDate":"None","createdLocal":"2023-08-02 14:31:17.155151","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"GM’s Cruise Bringing Self-Driving Robotaxis to NashvilleWritten by Simon Alvarez, TeslaratiPublished Aug. 1, 2023Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt said the company will expand its robotaxi service to Nashville, TN.\nThe launch of the driverless service in the city is part of the GM subsidiary’s efforts to accelerate its commercial operations.\nCruise’s self-driving cars are expected to arrive on Nashville streets soon, with the company’s robotaxi service launching later.\nCruise does not seem to be focused on Nashville alone, as the company also disclosed plans to initiate testing in multiple new cities.\nIn some cases, we found we had to redesign parts of a system,” Vogt said.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Understanding How Connected Vehicles, Fleets Can Protect Data Privacy","slug":"understanding-how-connected-vehicles-fleets-can-protect-data-privacy","publishDate":"None","createdLocal":"2023-08-02 14:31:16.940713","feedName":"Connected Car","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"Connected Vehicles Have a Wealth of Data Yet to Be UnlockedOwing to the vast size and breadth of the automotive industry, there are numerous OEMs involved in the manufacturing of connected vehicles, as well as a wide variety of models from each OEM.\nWhile this is good news for the environment, it can raise new issues with data privacy and security.\nWhat’s Possible to Help Prevent IncidentsWhile it is impossible to foresee every cybercriminal attack scenario, it is obvious that data privacy will be a key concern.\nIn fact, once the security of connected vehicles is standardized, doors open for the standardization of many extra features within cars.\nThe potential of smart vehicles can only be fully realized once the security of connected vehicles and the corresponding data has been effectively addressed.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"'It’s a very challenging task': ASU professor developing safety framework for autonomous vehicles","slug":"its-a-very-challenging-task-asu-professor-developing-safety-framework-for-autonomous-vehicles","publishDate":"2023-08-01 17:41:00","createdLocal":"2023-08-02 14:31:14.295284","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"An ASU professor is working to develop a framework to test their safety.\nThe task of developing a framework for regulations is what Zhao is working to accomplish through a pilot study.\nWhen drivers test for their license, they’re not tested on every scenario on the roads, but certain ones to test the driver's safety behind the wheel.\nZhao is seeking to find test scenarios that autonomous vehicles will have to maneuver to verify their functionality and safety.\nZhao believes that an independent framework to evaluate the safety of autonomous vehicles could help strengthen the public's trust in the technology.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"ASU researchers bridge security and AI","slug":"asu-researchers-bridge-security-and-ai","publishDate":"2023-08-01 20:35:24+00:00","createdLocal":"2023-08-02 14:31:12.977077","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"In that regard, I also develop neuro-symbolic approaches to teaching AI systems.\nIn creating PyReason, my collaborators and I wanted to create the best possible logic platform for working with machine learning systems.\nNG: I have been curious about learning systems related to control and robotic applications since my undergraduate degree studies.\nLarge language models are crucial in generating computer code, and that’s likely to be the most game-changing, impactful result.\nLarge language models are going to help researchers continue to act as engines of innovation, particularly here in the U.S. where these tools are readily available.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Es Devlin Creates Chaos in London’s West End, And Other News – SURFACE","slug":"es-devlin-creates-chaos-in-londons-west-end-and-other-news-surface","publishDate":"2023-08-02 09:00:00+00:00","createdLocal":"2023-08-02 14:31:12.560666","feedName":"Connected Car","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"DESIGN DISPATCH Es Devlin Creates Chaos in London’s West End, And Other News Our daily look at the world through the lens of design.\nPhotography by Brinkhoff Mögenburg and Daniel Devlin …The Design Dispatch offers expertly written and essential news from the design world crafted by our dedicated team.\nSubmit it here Es Devlin Creates Chaos in London’s West End Hysterical fear slowly throwing the Puritanical town of Salem into chaos is one of The Crucible’s most memorable themes—not to mention a sly critique of McCarthyism that resonates today.\nShe avoided using too many period props to illustrate a key point: “[The play is] as urgent now as it has always been.” –Ryan WaddoupsImage courtesy of Minnesota Zoo …The world’s longest elevated pedestrian loop officially opens at a Minnesota zoo.\nThe Minnesota Zoo Treetop Trail, the world’s longest elevated pedestrian loop, has officially opened to the public.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"42dot launches its first B2B self-driving shuttle service","slug":"42dot-launches-its-first-b2b-self-driving-shuttle-service","publishDate":"None","createdLocal":"2023-08-02 14:31:11.716936","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"42Dot, a self-driving technology affiliate of Hyundai Motor Group, on Tuesday said it launched a self-driving shuttle at Samsung Mobility Museum in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, with Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance.42dot’s self-driving integrated platform Tap is used to bring the vehicle to its passengers at the museum.\nThe eight-seater can accommodate seven passengers and one safety officer.The shuttle departs from its boarding point at the museum’s outdoor park and runs at five-minute intervals in the form of a circulating track.\nRunning on its own, it recognizes its surroundings in real time with 12 internal cameras and six radars.42dot’s shuttle earlier served the public in the Sangam-dong neighborhood and Cheonggye Stream of Seoul.\nStarting with the operation at the museum, the company will expand its self-driving shuttle unit to the business-to-business market.The corporate adoption of self-driving shuttles is expected to support employee commuting and efficient staff movement at workplaces, 42dot said.\nIts plan is to develop package solutions and services like those of autonomous driving technology and platforms and fleet management system.Sungsu Bae at baebae@hankyung.com
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