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Spotted: Cities across Europe are racing to electrify bus fleets, but charging remains a sticking point. Relying mainly on overnight depot charging, as most fleets currently do, can force operators to install large batteries and expensive grid connections, driving up both vehicle cost and peak electricity demand. By contrast, quasi-dynamic wireless charging along routes has been […]

Spotted: Many car companies see autonomous driving as the future of transportation. To achieve this safely, autonomous system need to be able to reason through data, rather than just react. German company MOTOR Ai is achieving this with software that uses active inference, a model from neuroscience that allows the software to make structured, transparent driving

ISpotted: As energy demand rises and grids struggle to keep up with rapid electrification, extreme weather, and growing energy use, households are facing higher bills and increasing power instability. Traditional grids were built for one-way energy flow (from large power plants to consumers), but today’s renewable energy systems, made up of intermittent sources, require something far