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Dave joins as the first guest of the new year to share some exciting updates. Since the last episode Dave has completed his twin turbo Mustang which now makes more than 1000+ horsepower to the wheels. He still plans to autocross, drag race and road course this build as well. He also has since become the owner of his own shop, which has and will continue to put out some sweet builds. The shop is known as DRSC Automotive. 

Johnny Miller is a very accomplished race car driver and he shares so much!  The conversation ranges from Johnny's racing career which started in SCCA autocross to why being relevant is important in your racing career (hint: this helps with getting sponsorships for grassroots racing).He grew from Autocross to racing professionally in Trans Am, IMSA, and NASCAR.He's set track records at many tracks, landed great sponsorships, and built a tire business to help grow grassroots racing.Did you know that the government of New Zealand once paid racers and teams to race in their country?  Johnny talks about it.Johnny shares the idea that racing is a game of details. He's right!  Listen in as he talks about this concept.  His advice?  Set goals - it helps get you where you want to go.We also talk tires.  How to store, where to start with tire pressures, how to choose.How to connect with Track Day Tire:TrackdayTire.comGet Sponsored!InstagramFacebookYouTubeEmail: Sales@trackdaytire.comWant to live Life In The Fast Lane?  Connect with Bill Snow to learn more about franchise opportunities with Rad Air Complete Car Care.  Learn more at: Franchising with Rad Air.   Fill out the short form near the bottom of the page and Bill will be in touch.Don't for get that Michael Ribas has a special offer for Late To Grid Listeners - Save $100!The first step in Michael's coaching program is a strategy session that costs $175, but he's knocking a $100 off.  Following this 90 minute session you'll have a better idea of where you need to be and how to get there.  Michael will also provide you an actionable plan.  Connect with Michael here.Check out our sponsors:LMS-EFI Website, Facebook, InstagramAtomic Autosports Website, Facebook, InstagramETC Coaching Michael Ribas on LinkedIn, ETC Website, ETC InstagramFollow us!Late to Grid - InstagramLate To Grid - FacebookLate To Grid - TwitterEpisodes on YouTubeOur Host, Bill - Instagram and TikTokThanks for listening and taking an interest in growing grassroots racing. The Late To Grid podcast shares the stories and inspiration that help listeners along their motorsports journey. Want to start to do track days, HPDE events, and eventually race? Our guests share their advice to help you.

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Batteries are fast becoming the core of modern energy systems and more sustainable economies, underpinning the implementation of smart grids and minigrids, while fostering the rollout of renewable energy and e-mobility, and yet, South Africa's involvement in the battery value chain remains limited. Trade and Industrial Policy Strategies chief economist Gaylor Montmasson-Clair questions whether South Africa will be an importer of batteries only, or if it will manage to become a part of the value chain. He explains that lithium-ion battery (LIB) cells consist largely of four components: a cathode that determines capacity and average voltage of a battery; the anode that comprises the negative electrode; an electrolyte solution; and a separator, which determines the safety of a battery, preventing short circuiting and overheating. In turn, there are six types of LIBs – lithium/nickel/cobalt/aluminium, lithium/manganese oxide, lithium iron phosphate and lithium/nickel/manganese/cobalt. Montmasson-Clair says South African stakeholders need to understand where niche markets lie in this regard. China currently dominates LIB production, while there are also some production facilities in the US and European markets. The market has, therefore, already been captured by a few key players, including Panasonic, CATL and LG Chem; however, South Africa can still get involved in the battery value chain, he says. He believes South Africa has the relevant skills and expertise in mineral beneficiation, with entities such as minerals specialist Mintek and with battery-related manufacturing companies, as well as an endowment of some of the minerals used in LIBS, such as manganese. Montmasson-Clair mentions that neighbouring countries such as Zimbabwe have lithium, which South Africa can leverage. If South Africa gets serious about cell manufacturing, it can access copper from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) or Zambia, cobalt from the DRC and Madagascar, graphite from Mozambique, Tanzania or Madagascar, nickel from Zimbabwe and Botswana and phosphate rock from Morocco, Algeria or Egypt. As it stands, South Africa only beneficiates manganese and aluminium to battery grade, while nickel and lithium beneficiation is in the pipeline. Montmasson-Clair points out that Manganese Metal Company, in Nelspruit, is the only company in the world, outside of China, that refines manganese to battery grade. The company produces about 28 000 t/y of electrolytic manganese metal for use in high-purity manganese sulphate, and in cathode. While Montmasson-Clair is confident that South Africa has the industrial capacity and know-how to manufacture LIB cells, but says there is but one pilot plant for this in the Western Cape. South African company Metair produces battery cells, but does so in Turkey and Romania, owing to it being more economically viable than producing these in South Africa. Some companies such as AutoX and MegaMillion aim to develop cell manufacturing capability in the country, but it remains to be seen if these plans will proceed. Moreover, Montmasson-Clair explains that battery manufacturing based on imported cells, since cell manufacturing is more costly to start up, is a more vibrant prospect in the country. He confirms that numerous firms have developed intellectual property and expertise in the manufacturing of specific component parts of batteries, such as casing, and in the assembly of battery packs. In some cases, companies have used this expertise to develop additional offerings, such as specialised vehicles. “Perhaps these companies can tap into cell manufacturing,” he suggests. Looking at battery recycling, Montmasson-Clair says South Africa has companies involved in marketing second-life batteries on the local market and that only a few facilities globally are in a position to effectively recycle LIBs. Montmasson-Clair explains that South Africa may not be able to compete with leading firms in terms of cell manufacturing and may als...

There are plenty of autonomous driving vehicles testing on the roads of Shenzhen today: Pony.ai, Baidu, DeepRoute, AutoX, you name it.

There are plenty of autonomous driving vehicles testing on the roads of Shenzhen today: Pony.ai, Baidu, DeepRoute, AutoX, you name it.

Will and a friend are creating a new AutoCross for the SE region. They have their own rules and classes. Maybe a little more casual than some of the other AutoX you may have been to. Don't know what we are talking about join us as we go through everything on this episode of NDG. www.nodrivinggloves.com Info on the autocross www.nodrivinggloves.com/grip  

Every year since 2014 the SCCA has awarded twenty-three women drivers from across the country the Wendi Allen Scholarship. On this episode of the Pax Attack we talk with the 2022 winners. Join us for a conversation with 2022 winners Layne Lindemann, Chelsea Tattershall and Maia Kirk. 2016 winner Cindy Duncan also joins the show to share her thoughts on the award and what it means to her.The scholarship was established by the family of Wendi Allen to honor her dedication to the sport and to support the efforts of other women drivers competing at Solo National events across the country. Through the generous gifts provided by donations, the SCCA and Mazda winners receive $1500 for travel expenses and the SCCA waives the entry fees for all Solo National events during the year.To learn more about the Wendi Allen Scholarship check out the SCCA's website.For women drivers competing in open class Driving Forward Together provides support via their contingency program. To learn more visit drivingforwardtogether.comFollow Us:FacebookInstagramOriginal music from Tim Fremd, Steve Oxen & David Renda.Check Out Our Sponsors:SoloStorm allows you to combine your data and videos on your Android device. Generate overlaid video showing a number of data channels, as well as picture-in-picture video to show an alternate view or to compare to another run or driver. Visit Petrel Data Systems.Looking for a new set of autocross numbers? If so, check out Autocross Digits. Cheap shipping, high quality materials, and affordable prices. Use promo code PAXATTACK for 10% off your next order.Check out the High Performance Academy! The more you know, the faster you go. Squeeze every drop of performance out of your car with internationally recognized online courses. Support the show and use promo code PAXATTACK to get $50 off your order!Do you have an autocross story to share? If so, send us an email.

Whether you call them bushings or bushes they are an important part of any balanced autocross setup. Join us for an informative and fun discussion about rubber and polyurethane bushings! Jake and Mike from the Powerflex USA team join us as we dive down the bushing rabbit hole.In addition to our chat with Powerflex USA you will learn about the differences between rubber and polyurethane bushings to help you decide what's right for your autocross ride. Also, in this episode Tim gives us an update on the modifications to his Mazdaspeed 3 and Mark talks about what is really required to swap out old rubber bushings. Original music from Tim Fremd, Steve Oxen & David Renda.Check Out Our Sponsors:SoloStorm allows you to combine your data and videos on your Android device. Generate overlaid video showing a number of data channels, as well as picture-in-picture video to show an alternate view or to compare to another run or driver. Visit Petrel Data Systems.Looking for a new set of autocross numbers? If so, check out Autocross Digits. Cheap shipping, high quality materials, and affordable prices. Use promo code PAXATTACK for 10% off your next order.Check out the High Performance Academy! The more you know, the faster you go. Squeeze every drop of performance out of your car with internationally recognized online courses. Support the show and use promo code PAXATTACK to get $50 off your order!Do you have an autocross story to share? If so, send us an email.

The US has imposed its most severe level of sanctions on Russia's Sberbank and Alfa-Bank, and Brazil might have finally settled on a chief executive for Petrobras. Plus, the FT's China correspondent, Eleanor Olcott, spoke to staff at a Chinese autonomous vehicle company who say AutoX conducted risky test drives in a push for better data and investment.Subscribe to the FT News Briefing on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyMentioned in this podcast:US imposes ‘severe' sanctions on Russian banks after Bucha atrocitiesPetrobras faces fresh turmoil as Brazilian government's pick for chief withdrawsWhy Chinese driverless car company AutoX disengaged its safety featuresApple App Store: FT EditThe FT News Briefing is produced by Fiona Symon and Marc Filippino. The show's editor is Jess Smith. Additional help by Peter Barber and Gavin Kallmann. The show's theme song is by Metaphor Music. Topher Forhecz is the FT's executive producer. The FT's global head of audio is Cheryl Brumley.Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you want to get into motorsports - this is the episode to listen to!!Want to learn more about Time Trials events - this is the episode to listen to!So why listen to this episode?  My guest, Vinnie Taibi, does an awesome job of explaining the progression from volunteer to being an on track racer.   Plus he walks us through what Time Trials event looks like. Vinnie is the Social Media Director and Time Trials Chair for the Indianapolis Region of the SCCA and is the new Great Lakes Division Time Trial Admin.  Man, he keeps busy!We talk about how Vinnie got into motorsports which was, of course, influenced by family as it many times is.  We also cover the cars that Vinnie has owned and there's a great Integra story in there too.  We need more people like Vinnie in our sport.  He's not afraid to share and try new ideas. He's generous with his time and he has lots of energy.One of the best quotes from Vinnie is, "Come from the cars and stay for the people."  This is really what's it about.  It's about having fun with others, building relationships and helping each other get better.How to connect with Vinnie:Personal InstagramLime Motorsports Team Instagram and FacebookHow to Connect with Indy SCCA:Indy Region SCCA InstagramIndy Region SCCA FacebookIndy Track Days & Time TrialsCheck out our sponsors:Show Sponsor LMS-EFI Website, Facebook, InstagramShow Sponsor Track-First Website, Facebook, InstagramShow Sponsor Rad Air of Wickliffe Website, Facebook, Instagram, ASMOILFollow us!Late to Grid - InstagramLate To Grid - FacebookLate To Grid - Twitter

What makes a great autocross photo? To find out tune in for a conversation about our recent autocross photo contest. We are joined by photographers Perry Bennett from Autoxpix.com and Tane Hopu from TurtlesharkShooter Photography to talk process, gear and also about what they think makes for a winning autocross image. Also covered are the winning photos submitted by Perry Aidelbaum from autox4u.com, Ash Gravely with Spectro Racing and Ric Quinonez with the Fresno SCCA.To see the winning photos click here.Special thanks to  the photo contest sponsors:Autocrossdigits.com, Grassroots Motorsports Magazine, Moto Loot and The High Performance Academy.Original music from Tim Fremd, Steve Oxen & David Renda.Check Out Our Sponsors:SoloStorm allows you to combine your data and videos on your Android device. Generate overlaid video showing a number of data channels, as well as picture-in-picture video to show an alternate view or to compare to another run or driver. Visit Petrel Data Systems.Looking for a new set of autocross numbers? If so, check out Autocross Digits. Cheap shipping, high quality materials, and affordable prices. Use promo code PAXATTACK for 10% off your next order.Check out the High Performance Academy! The more you know, the faster you go. Squeeze every drop of performance out of your car with internationally recognized online courses. Support the show and use promo code PAXATTACK to get $50 off your order!Do you have an autocross story to share? If so, send us an email.

The prospect of changing classes has probably fueled as much post-race pint-facing bar banter as any other topic in the wacky world of autocross. In this episode, let's blow the dust off the cartridge and boot to the save point, so we can LEVEL UP!In this episode we talk with Tim Matijow and John Hinton, two autocrossers from North Carolina. They share the story of transforming a junkyard MR2 into an X-Prepared (XP) cone killer running 335 Hoosiers. We also chat about what its like to transform a Mazdaspeed3 from G Street to STH. Mark hints at the possibility of taking his NA Miata into the dangerous waters of STR.Follow Tim Matijow on FacebookFollow John Hinton on FacebookCheck out the XP MR2 on YouTubeCheck Out Our Sponsors:SoloStorm allows you to combine your data and videos on your Android device. Generate overlaid video showing a number of data channels, as well as picture-in-picture video to show an alternate view or to compare to another run or driver. Visit Petrel Data Systems.Looking for a new set of autocross numbers? If so, check out Autocross Digits. Cheap shipping, high quality materials, and affordable prices. Use promo code PAXATTACK for 10% off your next order.Check out the High Performance Academy! The more you know, the faster you go. Squeeze every drop of performance out of your car with internationally recognized online courses. Support the show and use promo code PAXATTACK to get $50 off your order!Do you have an autocross story to share? If so, send us an email.

AutoX, a Chinese autonomous vehicle company that has made plays in both the U.S. and its home country, is now making a move into San Francisco, an area where its biggest competitors are creeping towards commercialization.

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Join us for an extended take of our conversation with Lee Graser the original owner and builder of the Zamboni.Lee joined us to share a little of his story in episode 19, Zoomboni so be sure to listen to the that episode first before diving into this bonus show. During this episode Lee talks about autocrossing back in the late 60's and 70's, several other Grassroots Motorsports Challenge cars. He also shares a lot more details about what it was like to turn a 1959 ice re-surfacer into an instant autocross cult classic.Check out this great article from GRM on the Zamboni at the 2007 Challenge.Original music from Tim Fremd and David Renda.Check Out Our Sponsors:SoloStorm allows you to combine your data and videos on your Android device. Generate overlaid video showing a number of data channels, as well as picture-in-picture video to show an alternate view or to compare to another run or driver. Visit Petrel Data Systems.Looking for a new set of autocross numbers? If so, check out Autocross Digits. Cheap shipping, high quality materials, and affordable prices. Use promo code PAXATTACK for 10% off your next order.Check out the High Performance Academy! The more you know, the faster you go. Squeeze every drop of performance out of your car with internationally recognized online courses. Support the show and use promo code PAXATTACK to get $50 off your order!Do you have an autocross story to share? If so, send us an email.

Join us for a fascinating behind the scenes look at the Zoomboni, a 1959 ice re-surfacer (Zamboni) turned into a wicked fast cone crushing autocross monster. When the Zamboni appeared at the Grassroots Motorsports Challenge in 2007 it was the first time that anyone had attempted to enter the challenge with a modified Zamboni. Buckle up for another unique episode of PAX Attack as we weave together past, present and future of a truly unique autocross car.This episode features an interview with the current owner Jeremy Porter and the original owner and builder Lee Graser. Special guest Tane Hopu joins us to help tell the tale of the Zoomboni. Check out this great article from GRM on the Zamboni at the 2007 Challenge.Learn more about Tane and Turtleshark Shooter on Instagram and Facebook.Original music from Tim Fremd, David Renda and of course “Animal”.Check Out Our Sponsors:SoloStorm allows you to combine your data and videos on your Android device. You can generate overlaid video showing a number of data channels, as well as picture-in-picture video to show an alternate view or to compare to another run or driver. To learn more about SoloStorm visit Petrel Data Systems.Looking for a new set of autocross numbers? If so, check out Autocross Digits. They have cheap shipping, high quality materials, and affordable prices. Use promo code PAXATTACK for 10% off your next order.Check out the High Performance Academy! The more you know, the faster you go. Learn how to squeeze every drop of performance out of your car with internationally recognized online courses. Support the show and use promo code PAXATTACK to get $50 off your order!Do you have an autocross story to share? If so, send us an email.

The end of 2021 is near and we wanted to take a moment to look back at the year and share some of our favorite clips from past episodes and our thoughts on why we chose to do each of those shows.Join us for the next season starting in January 2022. Cheers!Check Out Our Sponsors:SoloStorm allows you to combine your data and videos on your Android device. You can generate overlaid video showing a number of data channels, as well as picture-in-picture video to show an alternate view or to compare to another run or driver. To learn more about SoloStorm visit Petrel Data Systems.Looking for a new set of autocross numbers? If so, check out Autocross Digits. They have cheap shipping, high quality materials, and affordable prices. Use promo code PAXATTACK for 10% off your next order.Check out the High Performance Academy! The more you know, the faster you go. Learn how to squeeze every drop of performance out of your car with internationally recognized online courses. Support the show and use promo code PAXATTACK to get $50 off your order!Do you have an autocross story to share? If so, please let us know.Our Autocross Photo Contest kicks off 12/15/21. Submit your favorite photo from any year. Win more than $500 in prizes from Grassroots Motosports Magazine, Autocross Digits, Moto Loot and High Performance Academy. Join us on the show to share your pics story!

AutoX advances with fully driverless RoboTaxis in China, Gatik and Walmart are doing full driverless deliveries in Arkansas, Tesla full self driving custsomers have to agree to company access to video inside and out. Join Princeton's Alain Kornhauser and co-host Fred Fishkin for that and more on Episode 243 of Smart Driving Cars --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smartdrivingcars/support

We sit down this week and discuss what we think the best first mods for racing use. Weather you are a weekend warrior at an autocross or your car is gutted for permanent track use, we have you covered. Be sure to check out our sponsor The Car Spa for a 10% discount using the promo code RUTHLESS

Coming to you from Fargo Cars and Coffee at Fargo Brewing Company. We check with Ben Woessner and the progress of his AutoX season. We sit down FCC organizer and Gridlife driver Jake Joraanstad to discuss his very successful ongoing season. We are starting a CC. Listen for details. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brenton-berdahl8/support

In this episode, Tu and Lei break down what's really happening with the Didi situation and what this could mean to other ride-hailing firms as well as smart EV companies. Lei goes over June sales numbers and the expected sales growth for the rest of this year and finally, Tu talks about attending AutoX's Gen 5 launch in Shanghai.

AutoX发布第五代全无人驾驶系统，“豪气”搭载50个传感器

Tonight Cole freaks out a whole bunch of guys on dirtbikes in the desert, Sumanth experiments with trepanation, and Dan stands around some parking lots. As usual we have a really long Heel/Toe, and Cole has a flashback driving a VW that might break as much as his first one did back in High School.

We talk about the rapid uptake of self-driving vehicles in China, the climate impact of video streaming, and the English town of Milton Keynes, which has emerged as one of the primary hubs for autonomous vehicle tech in the UK. All of this, and more, is discussed in What's the News With Wodecki, a segment in which Ben takes us through the stories of the week, with the podcast team deciding whether – in hindsight – they were worthy of coverage. This is an editorial bootcamp, and there's a timer on comments to stop Sebastian. The stories on offer include: Alibaba's AutoX subsidiary sharing, in excruciating detail, what a trip in one of its robo-taxis is like. The company has been running the service for 100 days in Shenzhen, a city that has relaxed its regulations to become a playground for domestic autonomous vehicle developers; Baidu launching the first robo-taxi service in Beijing – but in a much more limited capacity; China's Pony.ai partnering up with LiDAR superstar Luminar [right?] for its own autonomous vehicles; iSize raising $6.3 million in Series A to develop AI-based video compression algorithms that could shrink the environmental impact (and costs) of streaming, without compromising picture quality as perceived by the human eye; The tiny little robots from Starship Technologies arriving in Milton Keynes to deliver coffee. We also cover: Star Trek TNG! Urban planning! Mango and passion fruit coolers! Check out Part One of the podcast that aired earlier this week, where we share some thoughts on the ransomware attack against the Colonial Pipeline. Give us a loike, Hairy Biscuits and Cheese, guv'nor*. As always, you can find the people responsible for the circus podcast online: Max Smolaks (@maxsmolax) Sebastian Moss (@SebMoss) Tien Fu (@tienchifu) Ben Wodecki (@benwodecki)

The autonomous mobility competition with China. What will it take to succeed. Securing America's Future Energy founder Robbie Diamond dives in with Princeton's Alain Kornhauser & co-host Fred Fishkin. Plus the latest on #AutoX, #Tesla, #GM, #TuSimple and more. Remember to subscribe! And check out this SAFE panel discussion too.. https://youtu.be/Z6NBRrtTDnI --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smart-driving-cars-podcast/support

Honda本田中国与AutoX合作，启动基于本田车型的公开道路自动驾驶测试。在深圳市南山区繁华地段高峰期，集成了AutoX L4级自动驾驶平台的本田车辆灵活穿行，绕行外卖小哥、礼让突然冲出的车辆、高峰期换道汇流等，处理中国都市闹市区复杂路况。

Honda本田中国与AutoX合作，启动基于本田车型的公开道路自动驾驶测试。在深圳市南山区繁华地段高峰期，集成了AutoX L4级自动驾驶平台的本田车辆灵活穿行，绕行外卖小哥、礼让突然冲出的车辆、高峰期换道汇流等，处理中国都市闹市区复杂路况。

1. We reflect on Didi and AutoX's progress on autonomous ride sharing in China; their remote control center; and the validation of AVs in a covid world 2. Honda surprises the world with the first publicly available L3 vehicle 3. Cruise may have just bought Voyage

AJ and I sit down with guest Julian Stapleton and talk about what you do when you get to your first (or 500th) autocross event.

We sit down this week and talk pre-event prep for your first autocross event. Enjoy!

For the first time, yearly orders of robots from non-automotive sectors surpassed automotive robot orders, as sales of robotic units in North America increased 3.5% in 2020 from 2019. A3 president Jeff Burnstein takes us inside the numbers and what it means for the future of robotics. We also introduce you to Canvas, a startup that recently exited stealth mode. It's trying to automate drywall finishing using robotics. We learn about the challenges and opportunities for Canvas' system. We recap the top stories of the week, including Softbank's ever-changing robotics strategy, AutoX launching a fully driverless robotaxi service in China, and Amazon launching a new robotics upskilling program.

AutoX, an Alibaba-backed startup, announced it had rolled out fully driverless robotaxis on public roads in Shenzhen.

The Nikola saga continues, AutoX goes fully driverless with robotaxis in China...plus Luminar, Tesla, TuSimple and more. Join Princeton University's Alain Kornhauser and co-host Fred Fishkin for Episode 188 of Smart Driving Cars. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smart-driving-cars-podcast/support

The taxi drivers won't be needed anymore. You might struggle to negotiate how much will you pay. This is the answer. https://www.autox.ai/en/index.html --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daijirostartup/message

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Facebook announced it will remove posts containing COVID-19 vaccine misinformation, Spotify says 80% of new podcasts used its Anchor service, and AutoX will launch China's first fully autonomous car fleet in Shenzhen. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to East West Hurricane! 🌪We update you on the most essential news from Asia in tech, media, and business—the things you need to know that you probably haven’t heard in Western media.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! ⚡️The BTS Live Virtual Concert That Broke RecordsOver the last weekend, K-pop group BTS hosted a two-day virtual concert that was watched by nearly 1 Million people from 191 countries. People could watch the live concert from a variety of different angles and much like the virtual fans of sports leagues like the NBA, BTS fans could have their faces featured on screens at the stadium where the group was performing. This is the second virtual concert BTS has hosted this year. The first took place in June and was called “Bang Bang Con: The Live.” Technology like augmented reality and virtual reality was used to make the concert even more visually impressive and interactive. Several K-pop groups, like many other musicians, have hosted virtual concerts this year but this latest BTS concert broke the Guinness World Record for most viewers of a livestreamed performance. This cements their position as the world’s biggest musical group.Baidu Releases Free RoboTaxis in BeijingBaidu is the company behind China’s biggest search engine and is sometimes referred to as the Google equivalent in China. Similar to Google’s own work in autonomous vehicles, Baidu has been doing a lot of research in autonomous vehicles. Last weekend, Baidu kicked of a program of self-driving robotaxis in the city of Beijing called Apollo Go. For a test period from October 10 to November 6, people in Beijing will be able to hail Baidu’s electric robotaxis for free. The Apollo Go vehicles currently only drive within a predetermined set of specific routes but there are ambitious plans to expand further as soon as possible. Baidu isn’t the only tech company releasing self-driving vehicles. Others include projects from their rivals WeRide, Didi, and AutoX. Autonomous vehicles in China are progressing at a similar rate as the West, arguably even faster. When surveyed, Chinese consumers are currently more comfortable with self-driving cars vs. American consumers. As the world moves towards more autonomous vehicles, keeping an eye on progress made between rivals in China and the US is a look into the future of transportation.Shenzhen Pilots New Digital Lottery Powered by BlockchainIn the Chinese city of Shenzhen, local residents will be able to enter a lottery to win up to 10 Million yuan ($1.47 Million) of digital currency. For people who register for the lottery, they will be getting the chance to earn a digital ‘red packet’ of 200 yuan ($30 USD). In order to register, people will need to use iShenzhen, the local blockchain-based public services platform created by Shenzhen’s government. Blockchain is the decentralised technology behind many digital cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum.If someone is chosen as a winner, they will receive their red packet through the official government digital wallet. Right now, you can use this digital currency to buy goods at a select number of stores across Shenzhen, but can’t transfer it to another person or into your own bank account. To those of you interested in the adoption of digital currencies, you’ll realise that this move by Shenzhen’s government is incredibly bold. China has goals to become a completely cashless society and believes that a digital yuan, backed and controlled by the government, is the best way to achieve this. While not everyone is going to support this idea, it’s going to be fascinating to see how China’s aggressive adoption of digital currency affects the country’s financial services industry. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit eastwesthurricane.substack.com

Autonomous vehicle startup AutoX announced the public launch of of its self-driving taxi service in Shanghai today. Called simply RoboTaxi, AutoX's offering already faces competition from Didi, China's largest ride-hailing platform, which launched its own robo-taxi pilot program in Shanghai at the end of June. AutoX's RoboTaxis will first be available in Jiading District, starting […]

Today we're talking with Jewel Li, the COO of AutoX, a company making an autonomous driving system for cars, delivery vehicles and long haul trucks. AutoX recently was the third company to receive a permit to test autonomous vehicles in California without a driver in the car. We discuss AutoX's technology and business model, the driverless permit process in California, the testing that AutoX is doing in China, the differences in testing, regulation and infrastructure between China and the US, and AutoX's partnerships and ride service pilots. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smarter-cars/support

So you made it to the track, so now what? This week we talk about being at the track, what to do, where to go, who to talk to. We also talk about setting on track goals for your first event, or your 100th. We got you covered.

Episode 76. Greg Lindsay sits down with Rachel Haot, Executive Director of Transit Innovation Partnership, to discuss her organization's COVID-19 inspired Challenge and the post-coronavirus future of urban mass transit. Greg and Jonah also chat about the public response to The Boring Company's latest tunneling plans, autonomous (or teleoperated) deliverybots hitting the streets across US cities, AutoX’s AV milestone, and other happenings of the week.

Episode 76. Greg Lindsay sits down with Rachel Haot, Executive Director of Transit Innovation Partnership, to discuss her organization's COVID-19 inspired Challenge and the post-coronavirus future of urban mass transit. Greg and Jonah also chat about the public response to The Boring Company's latest tunneling plans, autonomous (or teleoperated) deliverybots hitting the streets across US cities, AutoX’s AV milestone, and other happenings of the week.

Local Motors announces a partnership with Beep to broadly deploy autonomous electric shuttles. CEO Jay Rogers joins Princeton's Alain Kornhauser and co-host Fred Fishkin for a wide ranging chat. Plus the Waymo-Fiat Chrysler deal, Tesla, AutoX, Ford, Mobileye and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smart-driving-cars-podcast/support

The Miata is one of the most common cars out at an autocross event and dare we say one of the best to ever hit the gird. Join us as we explore the origins of the NA Miata. We will discuss its connection to British roadsters and some of the competition that ruled the land before the NA Miata hit the scene. Lastly, we dive into the many classes where the "bug-eyed sprite of the new millennium" continues to be competitive such as E Street, STR and CSP.Special guest Rocky Entriken, the unofficial historian of Solo Nationals and the author of Solo Stats will joins us to share his stories and what its like to drive both the Triumph Spitfire and the Miata out at an autocross.Please check out Rocky's amazing book Solo Stats. Rocky's book provides a great history of Nationals and records the names of everyone at Nationals in his autocross compendium.Solo Stats on AmazonYou can learn more about the history of the Miata in Thomas L Bryant's book Mazda MX-5 Miata: Twenty-Five YearsSpecial thanks to the great folks on the E Street and Porsche 914 Facebook pages for all their support!E Street Chat on Facebook Porsche 914 Group on FacebookIf you would like to learn more about the history of the the Triumph Spitfire check out these great websites:Silodrome / History of the Triumph SpitfireTriumphspitfire.nlDo you have an autocross story to share? If so, please let us know. You can find us on Facebook and on Instagram and at out web site paxattack.com.

Better known as ‘Professor X,’ the founder and chief executive officer of self-driving startup AutoX provides insight on the company’s recent deployment of 100 test vehicles in Shanghai and China’s broader efforts to lead in transportation technology.

Today's guest is Jianxiong Xiao, Founder and CEO at AutoX. Professor X holds a PhD in Computer Science from MIT and was the founding director of the Princeton Computer Vision and Robotics Lab. In this episode we discuss how the AV landscape in the Chinese market differs from Silicon Valley, the pros and cons of different AV business models, and the technological complexity of creating fully hardware/software integrated vehicles for commercial use.

Tonight on the show we have prancing horses, pony cars, and a bunch of hot takes about a once-common car-related business primed for a potential comeback. Oh, and happy birthday, X Æ A-12!

A partir d’aujourd'hui 8 mai et jusqu'au 10 mai les premiers taxis automatiques seront en accessibles au grand public à Shanghai. Pour participer il fallait s'inscrire sur l'appli amap. C’est une appli comme google map qui est notamment utilisé en chine par défaut dans les iphones. Je n’ai malheureusement pas été sélectionné et je ne pourrai donc pas essayer cela aujourd’hui. Pour le moment, il y aura toujours un technicien à l’avant du véhicule pour des raisons de sécurité, mais techniquement tout sera automatisé. C’est simple tu commandes sur l’app, la voiture vient te chercher toute seule et t’emmènes ou tu le souhaites. La compagnie qui gère cela s’appelle AutoX et à lever 100 millions de dollars avec Alibaba, et bien sûr cela repose sur la 5G. Si j’arrive à voir un robotaxi aujourd’hui je vous posterai une photo ! src : https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202005/02/WS5ead154ca310a8b24115336c_1.html

Tonight we find out if Toyota is fun again, some Tesla news for cone killers, and we break down the car loans longer than the line at Costco. Here we go...

AutoX trialing its “robotaxi” service in Shanghai, Tesla escalates battle against Chinese EV maker Xpeng, Starbucks has entered a strategic partnership with Sequoia Capital China, ByteDance ordered to suspend office app Feishu

If we've missed a huge topic within the sprawling world of autonomous drive technology, it's what is happening in China. China is making a huge push into self-driving vehicles, and it's doing so in a very different context from the US, Europe and other markets. On this week's show, we are joined by Jewel Li of the Chinese-based company AutoX, to discuss the differences and similarities between the US and China in terms of both autonomous mobility and new mobility more generally, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nick joins us, telling us about his progress on his music. I talk about exploring the Linux world. Trevor started the topics by reviewing the OnePlus event. Trevor and Nick talk about the LG Velvet and the 2020 iPhone SE. After talking about phones, we discuss the following things: AutoX, flying a drone on Mars, Nightwish's Human album, and Overwatch's Echo.

Tonight on the Burnouts! Top ten cars for hoarding toilet paper! Just kidding, we all know what that is already (Ford Transit or Honda Odyssey, obviously). But really though, stay safe, folks. Wash those hands! Tonight, we shift through a Heel/Toe segment full of Vettes, Supras, and HEMI's. Plus, we talk about how camshafts are so 2019, and Cole explains why we haven't seen gas like this since 1999. Finally, we touch on a couple Tesla stories, because of course we do.

On this episode of the podcast, we have Ryan Declue and Christine Schramm from Misfit Toys Car Club in studio. Ryan and Christine have been friends of Cars and Coffee St. Louis for many years. They plan and facilitate many AutoX events around St. Louis with a very low barrier to entry. 3-4 wheels, 60% tire tread, working brakes, and a small fee is all you need to participate in a Misfit Toys racing event. Also, Ben addresses COVID-19 (Corona Virus) and how it's affecting the 2020 Cars and Coffee season. This episode is a good one! We hope you enjoy it. Cars and Coffee St. Louis mailing list sign up for COVID-19 updates - http://eepurl.com/cfByzY Follow Misfit Toys Car Club on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MisfitToysAutism/ Follow Misfit Toys Car Club on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/misfittoyscarclub/

Cancelled your flight to Geneva? We've got you covered! Also we got a deep dive into a four seat hyper car, and of course Sumanth's Tesla Corner! Buckle up and let's dump the clutch, and hopefully not stall this time Dan.

Tonight we've got a SUV with a chopper pad, a Jeep that spends more time in the sand than David Hasslehoff, more Tesla news than even Sumanth can digest, and good news for people with worn out Japanese sportscars. Let's dive right in shall we, but first… what the hell have we been up to?

Special Guest in Studio Stephen Hodges! Stephen won the Hagerty Classic Car of the Year with his 1981 Subaru GL. We also talk to Coy about the Overland world, and Andy confuses an Auto Tech!Today's episode is being brought to you by Gem City Fine Foods! For the absolute BEST gluten and nut free desserts, hit them up at www.GemCityFineFoods.com

Tonight we'll run through those things that people won't shut up about during the Superb Owl, Dan tells us about being King of Cone Abusers Anonymous, and Sumanth yells at his cat. Oh and we have some rumors to spread, as usual. Let's GOOOOOOO!

We sit down with the new Director of Solo and Rally, Mike King. He talks about his ideas, plans, and thoughts for the club and the Solo program. We also get to know him a little during the speed round. Support the show (https://www.scca.com/pages/join-scca)

In this special edition... the launch of a new exchange traded fund focused on smart transportation and technology. Guinness Atkinson Asset Management CEO Jim Atkinson joins Princeton's Alain Kornhauser and co-host Fred Fishkin for that plus..a push by the Coalition for Future Mobility for action in Washington, AutoX wants driverless testing in California and Aptiv grows in Pittsburgh. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smart-driving-cars-podcast/support

On tonight's installment of the Burnouts Dan regales us with tales from his annual vacation to Nebraska, Sumanth learns to drive a new stick, and Cole talks about his favorite thing to do in a vehicle besides listening to Taylor Swift while going through the carwash.

We talked to Jianxiong Xiao, the founder and CEO of AutoX, a high-tech company working on self-driving vehicles

On this week's installment of the Burnouts we've got all the Vette details your Uncle keeps asking you about, Dan continues to flog cars he doesn't own, Sumanth moves to Gary, and we don't mention the Bronco, even once!

Episode #232 (Click to Listen)   Recorded at the new “studio” (obviously we gotta work on it sound-wise) rather than at the Ventura Nationals where we usually are for Labor Day Weekend.  Davis gives updates on the Mustang, Auto Cross, and his weekend travels with work while William is on the recovery route and trying

It's the 100th episode of the Burnouts friends! Hard to believe we're still here, blabbing away, once a week for no reason other than we like doing it, and we hope you do too! As usual, we got Bronco rumors, Jeep news, we talk smack about Tesla, and Dan continues his odyssey that is the life of a dedicated autocross junky.

We're talking about the new Vette, what's Good at the Festival of Speed, and Auto X summer nats. And FINALLY, we got a bean dip recipe for Sumanth.

Dan drives ALL the Hondas, more Bronco rumors not about the axles, Dodge is getting THICC, and as usual Sumanth's Tesla corner!

Tonight we've got some astounding numbers for the GT500, VW breaking records left and right, Dan wades into all the shenanigans that is the Toledo Pro Solo, and Cole talks fire breathing 4 cylinder motors. And Sumanth is back!

The path to self driving vehicles is usually marked by six milestones, or levels, from level 0, or no automation, to level 5, or full autonomy. Jianxiong Xiao, CEO of of startup AutoX, has his sights set on level 4, defined by the National Highway Traffic Administration as “a car capable of performing all driving functions under certain conditions."

Tonight we've got some super Supra news, a recipe for a terrible cocktail that d bags order in Vegas, an SUV you don't to be in the back seat of, and Sumanth's drives a Uber Saloon.

We're back up and running faithful listeners, and tonight on this installment of the solid front axle of automotive podcasts we ask “Is your car trying to kill you?”, Sumanth drives some trucks, and Dan schools us on Ford and their angry pixies.

Tonight we have high performance ponies, good batteries, and bad batteries.

Tonight we got a quick one, unlike our Heel-Toe, with a recap of the Charlotte Champ Tour and some info on car insurance.

Tonight we've got hot Minis, hot Jettas, and cooked numbers.

Welcome to your Thursday episode!  Trent is at the helm, which is fitting because our guest is his step-brother: BJ Butler!  He tells us about cheating in AutoX, riding a motorcycle throughout the winter, Mustangs, and some other stuff. Brandon Kuhn writes in and asks us what the most "because racecar" thing we've ever done, and we'd like to hear from you!  Stuff the Mailbag with your answers: mailbag@camautomag.com And then we play designer, and make a ton of Predator references, because we asked what manufacturer's corporate grill would look better on another manufacturer's lineup.  It gets weird... Support our sponsor Steady Broke!  Head to their site, and use the code CAMAUTO15 to get 15% off your entire order! Thank you for joining us on this episode!  You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and wherever else you find your podcasts.  Please subscribe, rate, and review us!  Support the providers of this podcast's theme song, Mathusaworm.    Find us on social media, subscribe to the CAMcast podcast, and subscribe to our YouTube channel! Twitter Instagram Facebook The CAMcast on Apple Podcasts The CAMcast on Google Play The CAMcast on Spotify YouTube CAMautoSwag

Neal and Shane are BACK! Just in time for your transit to Solo Nationals 2018 Cone Coach cuts another episode where we re-cap what we've been up to in our summer absence, and get into a look at event strategy. When should you take that safety run? Is it time for MAXIMUM ATTACK? Find out this episode of Cone Coach!

In this Palladium episode, 46, Mental chews gum, Jeff gets lost at an AutoX, Chrissy wants to know what Jeff’s colon is named, and Chris unknowingly does Yoga.   Really though, we talk all about what our pre race rituals are: how do you get ready for your shift on track and get your head and body in the right place. We also discuss recent race results, go all through the failure diagnosis of the Honda with listener feedback, and Chrissy gives just the tip! Xtreme Xperience: www.XXSpeed.com save 25% with code EveryoneRacersSummit Point has a new owner https://www.facebook.com/summitpoint/posts/10156831240856282  

Will rejoins the cast with a special announcement! He also discusses his new paint booth, the Rocket Racing Wheels Camaro, and catches us up on everything we had missed.

Neal and Shane are back after a bit of a hiatus, and as apologetic as Minnesotans can be.. but we're going to finish of this corner series, even if it causes us to spin out from over application of throttle! (ba-dum-tiss) Finishing off the corner series, we recap a little on what we've talked about in the prior two episodes, add some updates, and then talk about the joy of that Goldilocks moment of perfect corner exit.

In this episode of TMCP our feature guest is Shannon Hudson, Owner of Redline Gauge Works in Santa Clarita, CA. Shannon is a previous show guest from way back in episode 142. I asked him back on the show as a part of the update to the General Lee, because gauge restoration is what they do every day...and Shannon is also a huge Mopar fan in particular! The post TMCP #354: Shannon Hudson of Redline Gauge Works; General Lee Gauge Restoration – Larry Callahan with the Pro-Touring Update and The First Drive AutoX Event! first appeared on The Muscle Car Place.

Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice-per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show is […]

Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the Optima Search For the Ultimate Street Car Series Podcast! This show is produced twice-per-month show and will be a great way to keep people informed on everything going on, from rules discussions, to event coverage, and to feature interviews with competitors and people of interest! The show is […]

This week, we've news from the Geneva Auto Show, along with some crazy Croatian motoring. Plus, Dan walks us through preparing for the upcoming AutoX season! http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/www.slipstreamnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/the_burnouts_episode_55_the_speed_limit_of_i_376_01.mp3 Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Pocket Casts | RSS Download: Burnouts Episode 55     The Burnouts are: Dan Sabol: @DatBlue10FS YouTube.com/DanSabol Cole Lunde: @VeeArrSix Sumanth Chintamani: Instagram.com/crazysunami @SlipstreamNET SlipstreamNetwork.com contact@SlipstreamNetwork.com Leave […]

We are back with our second show this week, episode 2 of our Autonomous Vehicles Series. This time around we are joined by Jianxiong Xiao of AutoX, a company building computer vision centric solutions for autonomous vehicles. Jianxiong, a PhD graduate of MIT’s CSAIL Lab, joins me to discuss the different layers of the autonomous vehicle stack and the models for machine perception currently used in self-driving cars. If you’re new to the autonomous vehicles space I’m confident you’ll learn a ton, and even if you know the space in general, you’ll get a glimpse into why Jianxiong thinks AutoX’s direct perception approach is superior to end-to-end processing or mediated perception. The notes for this show can be found at twimlai.com/talk/58 For Series info, visit twimlai.com/av2017

Episode 112 - Multi Time SCCA Solo Nationals Champion David Whitener sits down to talk to us about Corvette Jeeps, Miatas, Autox, Time Trials, Hondas and Miatas. 

We have Art back in the studio talking about stalking his nieghbors NA Miata. He also describes his autocross outfit and explains to us why Michelin Pilot Super Sports are not a good AutoX tire. Bryan is back from his weekend at Thunderhill with his car intact, and he got to re-live his glory years by taking out his old BMW Spec E30 for a session.blah, blah, blah...and "Trivia Time" to finish it all off.Thanks for listening!Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher to help us climb the charts.

On this week's episode, I am joined by Grayson, Chase, Joseph, and Geoff, as we discuss the Honda Prelude, first cars, autoX, street racing, horsepower, superpowers, unlimited range electric vehicles, living in a car, good winter cars, tires and Roads Untraveled's upcoming films. Enjoy!Follow us and subscribe to the Roads Untraveled youtube channel where our automotive features and reviews are regularily posted!! :Dwww.youtube.com/roadsuntraveledshowwww.facebook.com/roadsuntraveledshowwww.instagram.com/roadsuntraveled

On this week's episode of the Roads Untraveled podcast, Marcus is joined by Jesse Cross and Ulrich Langley and we discuss dream car testing, dream AutoX builds, and we answer hypothetical questions from the listeners. Any questions or comments? Email roadsuntraveledshow@gmail.com and get to us on Facebook or Youtube where our regular car films, features, and reviews are regularly posted. www.facebook.com/roadsuntraveledshowwww.instagram.com/roadsuntraveledwww.youtube.com/roadsuntraveledshow