The world is eagerly waiting for self-driving cars to become a reality. Before that happens, however, the industry will need to address a number of safety-related issues. There is already a lot of speculation about who would be liable when a self-driving car gets involved in an accident: the driver, the car, or a third …
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Since Apple released Airpods its took the wireless headphone market by Storm and now holds the largest 26% of the wireless headphone market, as per Statista. Not to mention, Apple also acquired Beats in 2014, so Apple holds a pretty decent market for wireless headphones. If consider, Beats by Dre is kind of a competitor …
Continue reading Apple Patent Shows a New Looks for its Earphone
A tug-of-war goes in the head of a phone buyer who is deciding between a sensible sized phone which would fit into the palm of their hand and a big screen with an enthralling video experience. But Samsung comes to aid such users with their latest phone idea. Samsung is soon going to release a …
Continue reading Samsung to Revolutionize Foldable Phones with New Design
Self-driving is a hot topic for the past couple of years. Many companies are sweating to make a self-driving vehicle but they are still struggling on level 3 driving. The companies have been spending tons of money on R&D for autonomous driving yet haven’t found many improvements. Still companies like Uber, Waymo are doing quite …
Continue reading Ford will let you select a seat in a Self Driving Ride Sharing Vehicle
Blockchain is piercing every sphere. Be it banking, telecom, or as we’ll discuss here, the automotive industry. And it comes as no surprise considering the various advantages it brings to the table. Seeing this Toyota has decided to incorporate blockchain into their automotive manufacturing as proposed in their recent patent 20200265442A1. But before we jump …
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You’d believe something you see and hear, right? I mean your eyes and ears won’t betray you now, would they? We rely on our senses to guide us through life, but with the advent of technology what we see and hear may be deceptive. More and more software and applications allow you to alter someone’s …
Can you imagine using AR/VR or mixed reality for driving your car? And no, not using VR for learning how to drive. (We aren’t counting that 🙂 ) When we think of uses of virtual reality or mixed reality we think of some engineer developing futuristic and revolutionary tech (or at least that’s what the …
Continue reading Ericsson’s new surrounding scanning navigation system
Apple Inc. talks about the use of Chroma Keying embedded in a VR headset in its latest patent application 20200252593A1. This indicates their interest to enter the AR/VR headset market and launch their own headsets. Chroma keying is a visual-effects technique usually done post-production for compositing two images or video streams together based on color …
Continue reading Apple’s Patent Application Gives a Hint of its AR/VR Device
Doesn’t the idea to sit back and cross our hands behind our head while our car drives us on its own seem appealing? But we still feel a little skeptical about autonomous cars. And can we really blame ourselves? Cars after all don’t possess the sentience that we humans are born with. And thanks to …
Continue reading WIPRO wants Autonomous Vehicles to learn the Hand Signals of the Traffic Police
While exclusively autonomous cars haven’t hit the market yet, the idea of a flying car is on the cusp of coming to fruition. But, how do Americans feel about cars taking up airspace in the near future? A new study reveals if Americans are ready for flying cars and what they think should go into …
Continue reading 57% of Americans wouldn’t feel comfortable using a flying car
