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  • Traffic signal countdown timers lead to improved driver responses

    Traffic signal countdown timers lead to improved driver responses

    Countdown timers that let motorists know when a traffic light will go from green to yellow lead to safer responses from drivers, research suggests.

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 34

  • Introducing autonomous vehicles sooner could save hundreds of thousands of lives

    Introducing autonomous vehicles sooner could save hundreds of thousands of lives

    Autonomous vehicles should only have to be moderately better than human drivers before being widely used in the United States, an approach that could save thousands of lives annually even before the technology is perfected, according to a new report.

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 25

  • Virtual driving instructor and close-to-reality driving simulator

    Virtual driving instructor and close-to-reality driving simulator

    Chinese driving schools are currently experiencing a strong demand, the number of learner drivers is growing constantly. A new type of driving simulator based on a car modified for virtual training of learner drivers in advance and an automatic feedback i

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 48

  • Filtration of nanoparticles from traffic should become a key criterion of building ventilation

    Filtration of nanoparticles from traffic should become a key criterion of building ventilation

    A good air filter can prevent health-endangering nanoparticle emissions from entering the indoor air of buildings. Air filters that efficiently expel nanoparticles should be adopted in buildings. Now researchers have developed a comparison technique which

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 55

  • Manta ray robot swims faster and operates up to 10 hours

    Manta ray robot swims faster and operates up to 10 hours

    Researchers have created MantaDroid, an aquatic robot that emulates the swimming locomotion of manta rays. The robotic manta ray, which swims at the speed of twice its body length per second and can operate for up to 10 hours, could potentially be employe

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 41

  • To reduce risk of crashing, pick roads with wide shoulders and high speed limits

    To reduce risk of crashing, pick roads with wide shoulders and high speed limits

    A solid median, wide shoulders, minimal hills -- and a high speed limit? Researchers explore freeway features that minimize crash risk.

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 29

  • Hydrogen cars for the masses one step closer to reality, thanks to invention

    Hydrogen cars for the masses one step closer to reality, thanks to invention

    A new device that can inexpensively and efficiently create and store energy and create hydrogen fuel, and that needs only sunlight to operate, has now been developed by researchers.

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 36

  • New device boosts road time for Tesla, Leaf drivers

    New device boosts road time for Tesla, Leaf drivers

    Nissan Leafs, which go about 107 miles on a charge, sometimes end up relegated to commuter cars due to battery-range worries. The mass-market, standard Tesla Model 3 can go double that but still can be disconcerting on long road trips. Both batteries coul

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 35

  • Energy from electric cars could power our lives -- but only if we improve the system

    Energy from electric cars could power our lives -- but only if we improve the system

    Power stored in electric cars could be sent back to the grid -- thereby supporting the grid and acting as a potential storage for clean energy -- but it will only be economically viable if we upgrade the system first. Scientists now show how their seeming

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 37

  • Leave a buffer for your bumper: Study contradicts practice of traffic light tailgating

    Leave a buffer for your bumper: Study contradicts practice of traffic light tailgating

    The practice of packing tightly at traffic lights is widely accepted. Thanks to new research, drivers now have a good reason to dismiss this faulty line of roadway intuition.

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 32

  • A revolutionary invention detects black ice in traffic

    A revolutionary invention detects black ice in traffic

    A new invention revolutionizes the way black ice is detected and provides several other improvements in traffic safety as well. The software installed in vehicles can also guide drivers to drive more economically. Software-based, the invention can be inst

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 43

  • Why the future of clean energy storage lies in hydrogen

    Why the future of clean energy storage lies in hydrogen

    As renewable sources of energy like wind and solar gain traction, scientists and engineers are eyeing new ways to store that energy in a cost-efficient manner — laying the groundwork for a future in which renewables rival fossil fuels in powering ou

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 60

  • Is underground transit worse for your health?

    Is underground transit worse for your health?

    When researchers set out to study the environmental benefits of different modes of public transit in LA, they found some unexpected results: certain SoCal public transit routes that were entirely underground exposed passengers to greater concentrations of

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 16

  • How can humans keep the upper hand on artificial intelligence?

    How can humans keep the upper hand on artificial intelligence?

    Researchers have shown how human operators can maintain control over a system comprising several agents that are guided by artificial intelligence.

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 30

  • Hearing hybrid and electric vehicles while quieting noise pollution

    Hearing hybrid and electric vehicles while quieting noise pollution

    Low-emission vehicles are considered too quiet for hearing-impaired pedestrians, so the European Union is mandating that they be equipped with acoustic vehicle alerting systems. With these alert systems would come a marked increase in the amount of n

    2018-11-11-24 09:32 admin 49

  • Warmed up and raring to go: What happens when a car starts in the cold?

    Warmed up and raring to go: What happens when a car starts in the cold?

    During cold-start, a car engine emits far more particulate matter and other pollutants than during warm conditions. This is because a cold catalytic converter is much less efficient at low exhaust gas temperatures. So what’s the answer? Preheat the

    2018-11-11-24 09:31 admin 37

  • Plug-in hybrid vehicles are better than their reputation

    Plug-in hybrid vehicles are better than their reputation

    Hybrid vehicles are often considered the fig leaf of electric mobility. However, plug-in hybrids with a real electric range of about 60 km drive the same number of kilometers electrically as battery electric vehicles. Hence, their carbon dioxide reduction

    2018-11-11-24 09:31 admin 26

  • Producing hydrogen from methane in a cleaner, cheaper way

    Producing hydrogen from methane in a cleaner, cheaper way

    A ceramic membrane makes it possible to produce compressed hydrogen from methane with near-zero energy loss.

    2018-11-11-24 09:31 admin 51

  • Battery research could triple range of electric vehicles

    Battery research could triple range of electric vehicles

    New research could lead to the development of batteries that triple the range of electric vehicles, report scientists.

    2018-11-11-24 09:31 admin 33

  • Artificial intelligence and supercomputers to help alleviate urban traffic problems

    Artificial intelligence and supercomputers to help alleviate urban traffic problems

    Researchers have developed a tool that uses artificial intelligence to recognize objects in raw traffic camera footage and characterize how those objects move and interact. This information can then be analyzed and queried by traffic engineers and officia

    2018-11-11-24 09:31 admin 49

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