Podcasts about Mcity

TOPIC: Autonomous Vehicles PANEL: - Henry Liu, Mcity; Michael Robinet, S and P Global; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net; John McElroy, Autoline.tv

El mercado de fichajes se sigue moviendo y prácticamente se confirmó que Santiago Giménez se queda en el Feyenoord. Por otro lado, la novela Gündogan parece que llegó a su fin y el alemán se va de Barcelona. Saludos primos, les mando un ABRAZO DE GOL! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Michigan Minds podcast, Henry Liu—director of Mcity and the Center for Connected and Automated Transportation, and a professor of civil and environmental engineering at U-M's College of Engineering—gives an overview on the state of autonomous vehicles, whether you're wondering what the hold-up is for cars that no longer need driver's wheels, or eyeing offerings like Tesla's Full Self-Driving, GM's Super Cruise or Ford's BlueCruise. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The managing director of the connected-and-autonomous vehicle test track details the facility's evolution into a makerspace for mobility innovation that encompasses a data engine and mixed-reality tech development.

La Premier League cada día se aprieta más, Arsenal es líder de la competencia luego de que el Liverpool la pechofriara contra Manchester United, ¿los reds dejaron ir el título? Además, toda la previa del juego entre Real Madrid y Manchester City en la Champions League. Saludos primos, les mando un ABRAZO DE GOL! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Estamos de vuelta con el podcast, les contamos cómo fueron nuestras vacaciones y nos metemos con el debate sobre los dos jugadores más importantes del futbol en la actualidad: ¿Mbappé es mejor que Haaland? Saludos primos, les mando un ABRAZO DE GOL! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Manchester City y Liverpool nos regalaron un partidazo y la tabla en la Premier League se sigue apretando y no hay un claro favorito para llevarse el título. Por otro lado, Real Madrid goleó al Celta de Vigo y todo lo que nos dejó la maravillosa Liga MX. Saludos primos, les mando un ABRAZO DE GOL! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacy Reese Anthis, sociologist and statistician at the University of Chicago, stops by to discuss what "Artificial Intelligence" means, how its developing, and some concerns behind its rapid development. Then, Greg McGuire, managing director at Mcity, a test site for automated vehicles, joins the show to discuss how AI fits into projects his group is working on.

This podcast is about big ideas on how technology is making life better for people with vision loss. Navigating the world can be difficult for anyone, whether or not they have vision loss. Tasks like driving safely through a city, navigating a busy airport, or finding the right bus stop all provide unique challenges. Thankfully, advances in technology are giving people more freedom of movement than ever before, allowing them to get where they want, when they want, safely. Smart Cities are putting data collection to work in a healthy way by providing information to make busy intersections more secure, sidewalks more accessible, and navigation more accurate. They're providing assistance for all aspects of travel, from the front door to the so-called “last hundred feet,” while using automated technology to make life easier every step of the way.  And although fully autonomous vehicles are still on the horizon, the technology being used to develop them is being applied to improve other aspects of life in incredible ways. These applications are making the world more accessible, safer, and better for everyone, including people who are blind or visually impaired. One example of this is Dan Parker, the “World's Fastest Blind Man,” who has developed sophisticated guidance systems for his racing vehicles, as well as a semi-autonomous bicycle that could give people with vision loss a new way to navigate the world safely and independently.   The Big Takeaways: Smart Cities. Greg McGuire and his team at MCity in Ann Arbor, Michigan are working on the concept of Smart Cities, which focus on using data to improve the everyday lives of their citizens. That means improving traffic intersection safety, greater accessibility options, providing detailed “last hundred feet” guidance, and much more. Autonomous Driving. In a perfect world, self-driving cars will provide ease of transportation for everyone, and create safer, less congested roads. That technology isn't there yet – but it's being worked on by talented researchers like John Dolan, the Principal Systems Scientist at Carnegie Mellon's Autonomous Driving Vehicle Research Center. Sophisticated sensors and advanced robot-human interfaces are being developed to make self-driving cars possible. Application of Technology. Even though the technologies behind Smart Cities and autonomous vehicles are still being developed, they can still be applied to everyday life in exciting ways. Things like miniature delivery robots that can deliver goods, AI-powered suitcases that can help you navigate busy airports, or semi-autonomous bicycles are already here – and there's more on the way. The World's Fastest Blind Man. When professional race car driver Dan Parker lost his vision in an accident, he felt lost. But a moment of inspiration led him and his business partner Patrick Johnson to develop a sophisticated guidance system that let him continue racing without human assistance. Thanks to this revolutionary technology, Dan became the “World's Fastest Blind Man” when he set a land-speed record of 211.043 miles an hour in his customized Corvette.   Tweetables: “One of the key pillars of MCity is accessibility. The four areas we think about are safety, efficiency, equity, and accessibility. … Accessibility is that we can make transportation systems available to as many of us as possible.” – Greg McGuire, Managing Director of MCity “I became the first blind man to race Bonneville, with an average speed of 55.331 mph. And I returned in 2014 and set my official FIM class record … at 62.05 mph. … I'm the only blind land speed racer … with no human assistance.”– Dan Parker, the “World's Fastest Blind Man” “There are chairs, there are tables. ... We know we don't want to run into them, but we do want to walk in the walkable space. … A car wants to drive in the drivable space.” – John Dolan, Principal Systems Scientist at Carnegie Mellon's Autonomous Driving Vehicle Research Center “Because we know autonomous technology is increasing every day and it's coming, you know, a hundred percent it's coming. You know, transportation is freedom and that's exactly what that would bring us. Freedom.” – Dan Parker   Contact Us: Contact us at podcasts@lighthouseguild.org with your innovative new technology ideas for people with vision loss.   Pertinent Links: Lighthouse Guild MCity Carnegie Mellon Autonomous Driving Vehicle Research Center Dan Parker

Jacy Reese Anthis, sociologist and statistician at the University of Chicago, stops by to discuss what "Artificial Intelligence" means, how its developing, and some concerns behind its rapid development. Then, Greg McGuire, managing director at Mcity, a test site for automated vehicles, joins the show to discuss how AI fits into projects his group is working on.

PAVE and the University of Michigan's Center for Connected and Automated Transportation (CCAT) share a common goal of providing education on automated vehicles. We are excited to have Dr. Henry Liu, Professor at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Michigan and the Director at the Center for Connected and Automated Transportation (CCAT) join us for this exclusive PAVEcast episode.Guest: Dr. Henry Liu, Director at the University of Michigan's Center for Connected and Automated TransportationCCAT Website: https://ccat.umtri.umich.edu/LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/UMichCCATTwitter: https://twitter.com/UMichCCATYouTube: https://youtube.com/c/CenterForConnectedAndAutomatedTransportation/McityWebsite: https://mcity.umich.edu/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/um-mcity/Twitter: https://twitter.com/UMichMcitYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJr7b987wY32I6QtIW0g2g

Good Morning Monaco *MONDAY JANUARY 24, 2022 published by NEWS.MC Subscribe to our daily email newsletter Coronavirus: Jump in Monaco hospital admissions A total of 132 Monaco residents tested positive for coronavirus on Sunday, January 23, while 157 were declared to be fully-recovered. On Saturday 147 residents tested positive and on Friday 144... Metaverse World comes to Monaco and around the globe The Metaverse and Entertainment Industry's not-to-be-missed event premieres on May 23 – 24, 2022 live in Monaco and virtually in the Metaverse, MCity, for an immersive experience, the organisers have said... Blvd. du Larvotto to soon return to original layout As work on the Testimonio II site continues to progress at a steady pace, Groupe Marzocco and VINCI Immobilier, partners in SAM Testimonio II, will soon restore blvd. du Larvotto to full traffic... Loeb reclaims lead to win epic Monte-Carlo Rally The 90th Monte-Carlo Rally was one for the ages, as Sebastien Loeb and Sebastien Ogier battled it out on the treacherously icy roads above the Principality, before the rally concluded in Monaco on Sunday, January 23... AS Monaco lose to Montpellier in final moment Supporters of AS Monaco endured a rollercoaster of a match as the Monegasques faced off against Montpellier away in a regular league fixture on Sunday, January 23... Copyright © 2020 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved. North East West South (NEWS) SARL. RCI: 20S08518 - NIS: 6312Z21974 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monacodailynews/message

This week on the Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, following two important announcements from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer solidifying Michigan's commitment to electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, a conversation with two of the people helping to make the ideas a reality. First, Elsa Givan, an analyst at Silicon Foundry who is working with the Michigan Economic Development Corp. and Michigan's Office of Future Mobility and Electrification, will talk about why this is a leapfrog moment for Michigan and the future of automated and electric vehicles. In a second segment, Michele Mueller, a senior project manager at MDOT, explains the Request for Proposals (RFP) process. On Tuesday, Sept. 21, while participating in the opening ceremony at Motor Bella, the governor announced an initiative to develop the nation's first wireless charging infrastructure on a public road in the U.S. The development of a wireless dynamic charging roadway in Michigan is a step toward addressing range anxiety and will accelerate the transition to all-electric transit fleets in Michigan and beyond. On Wednesday, Sept. 22, at the Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce's Mackinac Policy Conference, the governor followed up with two related announcements:A “Lake Michigan EV Circuit,” a charging infrastructure network along Lake Michigan to support the region's tourism industry; andAn initiative to prepare Michigan's workforce for automotive mobility and electrification jobs and career pathways. Givan explains why these EV announcements represent a leapfrog moment for Michigan and what other states are doing in the charging realm. She likens the charging initiative to the Cavnue project, suggesting this project gives Michigan the ability to rapidly accelerate its electrification strategy by adopting a technology on the five to 10-year mass-adoption horizon.She also predicts that as automated EVs become the national standard, consumer expectations will shift toward complementary automated charging infrastructure, unlocking massive time and cost efficiencies for commercial freight, public transit, and private transportation. Underscoring the economic and work force development imperative, Givan says that in order to “own the future of mobility, Michigan must place bold bets on electrification innovation.” Projects like the Electric Avenue signal to the private sector that the state is the most conducive and supportive environment nationwide for EV companies to launch and scale their businesses, which in turn leads to new high-paying jobs in the mobility sector and economic growth.  Later, MDOT's Mueller joins the podcast to explain her role in overseeing the RFP for the wireless charging roadway concept. She explains why Michigan offers a holistic and supportive environment for developing charging technology and the collaboration among several state agencies.  Mueller also touts MDOT's other pioneering efforts in mobility like Mcity at the University of Michigan and the American Center for Mobility as effective examples of those partnerships. Because the RFP process encourages creativity and allows for developing innovative solutions, the expectation is for a number of companies to seize the opportunity to try out their concepts. Mueller further underscores Givan's comments about the value of this process providing myriad opportunities for companies here in Michigan to utilize and test their technology in a live environment.Podcast photo: Elsa Givan. Photo courtesy of Silicon Foundry. 

[This episode was recorded during Covid when Jonathan was the Creative Director at Grain] In this episode of The Right Angle Podcast, Elle Liu interviews Jonathan Elmore, Creative Director at Grain, a studio that crafts beautiful physical and digital experiences to bring to life the visions of architects, designers and property developers. Grain combines the science of architecture with the art of design to create CGI and interactive experiences that their clients fall in love with. As a London based firm, Jonathan joined them to establish their New York City office. Prior to joining Grain, Jonathan followed a very unconventional career background. He spent 5 years in the Marine Corp, as the Crew Chief of CH53E Super Stallion Helicopter. After his military service, Jonathan graduated with an architecture degree and began his career at Rockwell Group before eventually finding his way into the CGI world. Jonathan has worked with some of the biggest real estate developers and architecture firms in the world. His diverse visualization projects including 35 Hudson Yards, Manhattan West, Lantern House in NYC; the Coconut Grove in Miami, Florida; M3 condos at MCity in Mississauga, Ontario and Victoria Place in Honolulu, Hawaii. I'm excited to have Jonathan here with us today, his super power is creating graphical stories for buildings with his rare combination of creative skills from architecture school and problem solving skills that he picked up in the Marine Corp. [Further Links] Jonathan Elmore: Grain: https://www.grain.london/ Music: Track: SkyHigh — Enine [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/q-lf6x9cVXw Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/skyhigh Follow Us: Instagram @therightanglepodcast Personal Instagram @elleliudesign https://www.therightanglepodcast.com https://anchor.fm/therightanglepodcast

June 22, 2021 ~ Full Episode. Guy and Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne talk to Chris Gautz from the Michigan Department of Corrections about inmates receiving stimulus checks. Bill Maher goes off on liberals who suffer from "Progressophobia." Congressman Bill Huizenga voices his frustration with the US/Canadian border situation. Former MSU Athletic Director Mark Hollis reacts to yesterday's Supreme Court ruling against the NCAA. Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson breaks news about arrests in the freeway killing of a 2 year old child. Senior News Analyst Chris Renwick explains how GM hydrogen cell technology could make airplanes 2 tons lighter. Greg McGuire, Associate Director of MCity joins us for Mobility Makers and Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne sheds some light on how the pandemic has lead to an increased suicide rate in teenagers.

VP Dr. Cunningham walks us through life sciences, mobility, Tech Transfer and much more at the nation's largest public research university.With a mission and responsibility as the nation's largest public research university, the University of Michigan Office of Research (UMOR) aims to catalyze, support and safeguard U-M research, with the bigger vision for research to serve the world. Join Dr. Cunningham as she walks us through the wide range of research that falls under her department ranging from animal care to Tech Transfer.  She helps explain what Mcity and mobility research is doing for the future, as well the vast life sciences research. She also dispenses some real sound advice for future talent and how she and her department navigated Covid-19, for both operations and research.  You can also read the transcript from our conversation.

Next-level technologies hold the potential to enhance safety and efficiency in the transportation industry, but it takes a lot of work behind the scenes to advance these ideas from concept to reality. In many cases, that process involves industrialists, entrepreneurs and leading university researchers coming together to rethink common practices and put emerging technologies to the test. At the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon, principal project scientist Christoph Mertz cultivates predictive road maintenance technology to ease the pain of potholes and basic infrastructure roadblocks. Meanwhile, at the University of Michigan, Huei Peng leads the MCity consortium to support the development of automated and connected vehicle technology. Tune in to find out how they are paving the way for the technologies of the future. For more information visit: https://roadsigns.ttnews.com/episodes/how-is-university-research-advancing-transportation-technology/ Follow the RoadSigns: Twitter: @ttroadsigns LinkedIn: RoadSignspodcast Instagram: @roadsignspodcast Join RoadSigns mailing list: roadsigns.ttnews.com/join-the-mailing-list/ For sponsorship and guest inquires please visit: https://roadsigns.ttnews.com/roadsigns-contact/

Norm Murray speak with John Anderton, V.P. & Treasurer with Rogers Telecommunications about the launch of M4. It's the latest MCity Condos development in Mississauga, featuring a new, world-class, state of the art 'smart building ecosystem', and more.

In Episode 74 of the soccer podcast, hosts João & Lui discuss remotely the Champions Curse that Liverpool is experiencing, Mcity taking it all, Lingard at Westham, La Liga action and much much more. And still living a dry life! Enjoy! Check out the Episode on the Youtubes as well and get a good view of their amazing mugs! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 73 of the soccer podcast, hosts João & Lui discuss remotely the Liverpool (João) and Mcity (Lui) game, other EPL magic and there league predictions. They also discuss launching a second podcast Dogecoin podcast and whether Tom Brady will bring home another Super Bowl Ring! And still living a dry life! Enjoy! Check out the Episode on the Youtubes as well and get a good view of their amazing mugs! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 71 of the soccer podcast, hosts João & Lui discuss remotely life without beer and alcohol and Lui talks about his COVID19 experience. They go through the crazy EPL and La Liga football weekend and fear that COVID19 will pause soccer again! Imagine a Soccer Podcast without soccer??!! Check out the Episode on the Youtubes as well and get a good view of their amazing mugs! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 59 of the soccer podcast, hosts João & Lui discuss remotely UEFA, LAFC losing in the semi finals of the MLS is Back Tournament and João drones on about TV shows from the early 2000's! Check out the Episode on the Youtubes as well and get a good view of their amazing mugs! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 56 of the soccer podcast, hosts João & Lui discuss remotely life with too many cats, João's recent camping trips, toilet buckets, the week's EPL and La Liga games, troubles with baby yogurt and they go on about their FIFA20 sabbaticals. Check out the Episode on the Youtubes as well and get a good view of their amazing mugs! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 55 of the soccer podcast, hosts João & Lui discuss remotely troubles with the "MLS is Back" Tournament, the Mcity beating of Liverpool, La Liga surprises and they interview San Diego amateur soccer player, beer enthusiast and all and all sports fanatic Gary Peña! YOU won't want to miss this one! Check out the Episode on the Youtubes as well and get a good view of our ugly mugs! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 53 of the soccer podcast, hosts João & Lui discuss remotely the return of Premiere League, La Liga and MLS Is Back Tournament! Check out the Episode on the Youtubes as well! Note: Some audio difficulties for the first 6 minutes or so. Sorry ⚽️ fans! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 40, hosts João & Lui discuss the democratic primaries, João has a cold, Liverpool loses Atlético Madrid, Liverpool keeps winning the league, MCity gets banned, Barća back on top, Cheeeeeeeeech's cartoony interview, João complains about podcast editing and a new beer of the month? gets introduced. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 38, the first episode of 2020, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the PL games of boxing day and the past weekend, Wolves (aka the Giant Killers) killing again with their 3-2 to win over MCity, Liverpool killing the Giant Killers over the weekend and much much more English football talk, La Liga gets discussed as FC Barcelona stay on top of the table, the fun upcoming games of New Year's day get discussed and a new Beer of the Week gets introduced! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

Self-driving, or autonomous, cars are an appealing technology with tons of transportation potential, but one major barrier that may afflict many future drivers-turned-passengers is motion sickness. Kristen discusses this challenge, as well as early-stage research from University of Michigan’s Mcity Test Facility that is working to address it.   References and Resources News article and white paper https://news.umich.edu/measuring-motion-sickness-in-driverless-cars/ https://mcity.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/mcity-whitepaper-motion-v6.pdf Mcity: https://mcity.umich.edu/our-work/mcity-test-facility/ Motion Sickness: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/12782-motion-sickness   Connect - Leave comments, suggest topics, and ask science questions! Website: earlybirdscience.com Twitter: @EarlyBirdSci Instagram: @EarlyBirdScience Facebook: @EarlyBirdScience

In Episode 36, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the intense match up of Liverpool FC vs. MCity - spoiler alert, Liverpool (João) won! Pulisic (AKA Captain America) continues to score for Chelsea, Poachettino Coachittino continue to struggle, Jamie Vardy beat Arsenal, Messi is back with a vengeance putting Barća back on top, Real Madrid following close behind, is Mourinho set to coach Arsenal? Seattle win the MLS Cup and a new (old) Beer of the Week gets Introduced! And yes...we're taking a little Break! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 35, hosts Joao & Lui discuss ALL the excitement of this weekend's EPL games including Mané! Mané! Mané's! amazing last second header for the Liverpool win! MCity staying close behind Liverpool, Pochettino Coachettino not winning, Son possibly kills a Toffee, Captain America at Chelsea scoring more and more goals, MU continuing to lose, José Mourinho rumors (Arsenal?), the big shift in La Liga - who will take it all?! Joao annoys Lui with Jim Daly's Mané! Mané! Mané! parody song and a new Beer of the Week gets introduced! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 32, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the unpredictability of the EPL season, scrappy teams winning, Mcity, TOT and MU losing, Liverpool taking a good lead, La Liga "realigning" and becoming normal again, Messi's beard injury has healed, fun family times at the Banc of California, Vela's hat trick, Tim Howard bowing out and a new seasonal Beer of the Week gets introduced! Oh...and VAR brings a "friend" to the Soccer Stupid! the Soccer Podcast studio! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 31, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the week's EPL action -spoiler! Who was expected to win won this past weekend! Pep and his sneaky sneaky set pieces, Jamie Vardy once again having a party! Willian remembers he can score for Chelsea! La Liga magic, Barća struggling with Messi injuries, lots o' yellow cards and an exciting Real vs. Atletićo Madrid 0-0 draw! Waiting for the MLS post season to start and crickets invade the Soccer Stupid! the Podcast studio! A new Beer of the Week gets introduced and this one is different! YummmmmSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 30, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the unpredictability of EPL and La Liga, the various games over the weekend - Pep's 8-0 lashing over Watford, Manchester United falling apart, Barca losing, Neymar to Real Madrid or Barca, Cheeeeeeeech in La Liga, LAFC not winning after clinching the West, Lui cries and a new Beer of the Week gets introduced!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 29, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the return of EPL and Liga, Liverpool continuing their winning streak (João's happy), the Norwich beating MCity surprise (João is happy), gotta love Pukki, Lui names a prospect, João's prospects continue to do well - hat trick well, Cheeeeeeeeeeech moving back to La Liga, Zlatan being Zlatan, LAFC clinching the West, João and Lui are abandoned by VAR, lots of Peaky Blinders talk and a new Beer of the Week gets introduced! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 26, hosts Joao & Lui discuss Liverpool vs. Southampton, Mcity Vs. Tottenham, VAR decisions, how much EPL means to João - even Chicharito scores! Barcelona losing game one of the La Liga season and Lui’s not concerned! The gloves come off while João and Lui disagree with many things - don't forget they are soccer rivals after all! Disneyland, promo videos, a big Thanks to our Soccer Stupid! the Soccer Podcast supporters and a new "healthy" Beer of the Week gets introduced! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In Episode 25, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the kick off of the 2019/ 2020 EPL Season - Life is back to normal! Liverpool vs. Norwich, the FA Community Shield Game - Liverpool vs. MCity, Zlatan's thoughts on MLS as a whole - spoiler alert! He thinks it's SH*T! Lui teaches João some Spanish and a new Beer of the Week gets introduced! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

SEGMENTS:02:20 - Chris Ciuca, SAE International18:54 - Lindsey Malson, BulldogBolt/Kettering University26:37 - Keenan Burnett, Team Lead, aUToronto/University of Toronto38:13 - Dan Nicholson, VP of Electrification, Controls, Software and Electronics, General MotorsPANEL:- Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design and Production- John McElroy, Autoline.tv

In Episode 9, hosts Joao & Lui discuss Joao's new and terrible "conservative" mohawk haircut, the Beatles, 7% beer of the week, UEFA Champions League - MU vs. Barcelona, Liverpool vs. Porto, Juventus vs. Ajax, EPL - Liverpool, Salah, Salah, Salah, Salah, Salah, MCity, La Liga, MLS - LAFC with Moms and much much more! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

Mcity. It may be a mock city proving ground for connected and autonomous vehicles but what is taking place there, and around Ann Arbor, is making the use of these technologies real, including a new testing system for evaluating the safety of autonomous vehicles. Carrie Morton is Deputy Director of this amazing research facility and shares some of the ideas of what makes it cutting edge. You can learn more at mcity.umich.edu.

In this sixth episode, hosts Joao & Lui discuss the difficulties of finding the time for soccer and soccer podcasting, being committed, Arnold Schwarzenegger tag lines, Mane over Salah, MCity's 7-0 Schalke04 defeat, Real winning again, the return of Isco, lots o UEFA, FA Cup, MLS Action, LAFC 2-2 draw with NYFC and the international break coming up! Enjoy! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

https://www.facebook.com/Soccer-Stupid-257038948530855/In this inaugural season opener, hosts Joao and Lui talk about the excitement of finally starting a Podcast, the rise of Liverpool, fall of MCity, Pep, Higuin's contributions at Chelsea, a lot about Salah, a little about Messi and chat about the new squad of the US Men's National Team. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Soccerstupid)

In this episode we talk to Brandon Lyons about Vue.js, another front end technology for Javascript. Where will it end!? do we really need another framework? anyway... Brandon is a Brandon fullstack web developer, with a passion on the frontend development, specifically Vue.js. He currently working at Mcity, an automated vehicle proving grounds located at the University of Michigan. Brandon first got into web development in high school by making basic html websites, and has been working for the University of Michigan doing web development for a little over a year now. The first time Brandon used Vue was while building an account and data management SPA for the University hospital. Since then, he has grown to appreciate Vue even more and has become fully emersed in its ecosystem. On a daily basis Brandon uses Vue.js and python to build a suite webapps for Mcity including an Account Manager, Project Tracking SPA, and my personal favorite, a frontend interface for Mcity's traffic control api.     Contacting Brandon Lyons LinkedIn: Twitter: Blog:

Test facilities for autonomous vehicle development are sprouting up around the world, but today we take a look inside one of the originals: MCity, at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Greg McGuire is the lab director who oversees both the fake city that makes up the test facility and the fleet of vehicles that that performs research there. A veteran of Zipcar, Greg explains his obsession with new mobility technologies and how his team is facilitating multidisciplinary research into a wide variety of problems in order to serve a diverse group of partners.

The second podcast from the ITS America Annual Meeting 2018 in Detroit, sponsored by 3M Connected Roads, concentrates on initiatives to help new ideas get support in order to make a difference to the way we travel. SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton talks to new ITS America Hall of Famer Kirk Steudle, the Director of Michigan DOT who tells him that the key to his state's success in implementing transport technology is the governor Rick Snyder's belief that it is OK to try something and it not work, and that if you're not failing once in a while, "you're not working hard enough". Paul talks about a new Michigan grant programme to support mobility start-ups in the state, with more than a million dollars of funding. The Planet M testing and start-up grants involve a number of stakeholders including the Univerity of Michigan’s test site Mcity in Ann Arbor and Lab director Greg McGuire tells us more about it. We also hear about another major test bed near Detroit as Paul talks to one of the VPs of the American Center of Mobility at Willow Run.  Mark Chaput tells him about the vast facility and what it means to autonomous vehicle development. We take a tour of the 3M roadshow truck and hear about some of the initiatives it showcases and take a test drive with GEWI and iCone who have together worked on a safety solution for work zones. Finally there's another launch at the event as ITS America and the Las Vegas-based company Terbine announced a data exchange initiative.  The entrepreneurial founder of Terbine David Knight tells us all about it and why it makes such a difference to the task of turning data into information.

Episode #107: Chuck talks with two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin about his playbook for success on the football field and on the board of a mutual insurance company. Plus, insurers answer tough questions about Automated Vehicles on Capitol Hill. What the future of AV regulation looks like for the industry.

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- Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design and Production
- Dustin Walsh, Crains Detroit Business

Over Coffee® is on hiatus through the Christmas holidays.  We'll be rebroadcasting some of our most popular episodes of 2017.  Thank you for listening–and be sure to be with us for our coverage of CES 2018! Where are we headed, with autonomous vehicles? Michigan Applied Robotics Group co-founder Rourke Pattullo is participating in answering that question.  And that response keeps evolving. Rourke, who is majoring in electrical engineering at the University of Michigan, is currently spending a semester in Shanghai as part of the Michigan Engineers Abroad program. We had the opportunity to meet and chat at the 2017 Sensors Expo in San Jose, in June, after Rourke participated in the "Sense Technologies" panel during the new "Automotive and Autonomous Vehicles Sensors Workshop".   At the time, Rourke had been serving as vice-president of the university's autonomous-boat team, UM: Autonomy. Prior to leaving for his fall semester in China, Rourke talked about his background, the University of Michigan's innovations in the area of autonomous vehicles, and his vision for the future. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you'll hear: How Rourke's background led to his interest in autonomous vehicles; The test conditions self-driving cars face, in the University of Michigan's  “Mcity”; Some of the technologies that may enable future self-driving cars; How the Michigan Applied Robotics Group came into being; How UM Autonomy used their problem-solving skills to implement a critical technology for autonomous boats; The first areas in which UM students learn, while constructing autonomous vehicles; Some of the obstacles researchers have found, to making self-driving vehicles a daily reality; The two reactions Rourke hears from the general public, about the idea of autonomous vehicles; Myths, versus the realities, of "smart" vehicles; Rourke's favorite funny experience, which illustrates one of the “human-nature” obstacles to implementing self-driving cars; Some of the considerations involved in implementing the new technology in urban areas; Rourke's projections of the role of autonomous vehicles in two different areas, ten years in the future; And, how engineers are designing self-driving cars to deal with weather challenges.  

While we grapple with the mysteries of the world around us, while we do our best to solve your conundrums, provide you with advice, and tease out your bizarre hypothetical situations, we are being watched. Watched, judged, and pitied, by beings beyond our perception, hovering outside our senses on the edges of our reality. These beings fear for us, not for the damage we might do to them, but for the damage we might do to ourselves. And for our part, we barely know when they're there. In that way only, are they more afraid of us than we are of them. If you haven't guessed, this episode is about centipedes. Discussed: September 21 2017, dads, Important If True Dadcast, annoyed bird cursed to live in a cage of its own creation, centipedes: masters of space and time, classic middle-grade novel My Dad the Centipede, classic kid's book The Big Centipede, Yoda, Yoda Centipede, Yoda Da Man, human evolution, relative scale of human beings, giraffes, the ocean, a big fucking whale, octopus cities, the Gloomy Octopus, octopus evictions, miserable octopus society, Mcity (driverless car testing town), Yodaville (military bombing testing town), Safety Town (children's driving education town), Bartertown (Mad Max dystopian barter town), Gravesend (crime and riot simulation town), Pizzaland (fake pizzeria), "America the Beautiful" musical road, Mellotron keyboard instrument (example of Mellotron string loops), Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Amazon, iTunes), Arrival (Amazon, iTunes), Wolverine Street, self-hoisting AI, human beings Send us your questions at questions@importantiftrue.com. If you enjoyed this and would like to subscribe to an ad-free feed, please consider supporting Idle Thumbs by backing our Patreon. Jake's Endorsement: 80s.nyc (photographic Google Street View recreation of 1980s New York City) Nick's Endorsement: The West Wing Weekly ("The West Wing" discussion podcast) Chris' Endorsement: The Thin Man (1934 film about tipsy mystery-solving) (Amazon, iTunes) Sponsored by: Quip electric toothbrushes with $10 off your first brush head refill, Warby Parker prescription glasses home try-on, Peter's happy birthday!

On this Episode of NextMobility, we discuss the future of self-driving cars and how they are being tested at MCity. MCity is a public-private partnership at the University of Michigan to test self-driving and connected vehicles. Carrie Morton is the Deputy Director of MCity and oversees all day-to-day operations. Stay tuned to next week's episode on self-driving vehicles and how we are developing the technology needed to enable them. We talk with Andrew Kouri, CEO of LvL5, and discuss how his company is creating crowdsourced HD maps for automakers. nextmobility.co Hosted By: Christian Prenzler Music By Jack Mecherle Album Cover Art By: Sidney Yi

1895年，卢米埃尔兄弟用《火车进站》让火车这个交通工具揭幕影史。从竹蜻蜓到任意门，你对交通工具最大胆的想象是什么？无人驾驶能改变世界吗？汽车公司和硅谷公司，在如何探索出行的可能性？过去一个月我和徐涛分别做了和出行相关的文章，这里和你们分享。 注： * 关于Brooklyness和未来城市 http://bit.ly/2x8KV5n * 技术公司及其它机构在为此做什么 1. 谷歌(Alphabet) 正将其自动驾驶汽车项目剥离到一家名为Waymo的新公司，超越研究阶段，准备进入商业化过程。 2. 苹果 其代号为Titan的秘密项目正在收缩。公司为重新启动项目正与迈凯轮和Lit Motors公司进行接触。 3. 奥托立夫 这家世界上最大的安全气囊供应商正在与沃尔沃合资开发自动驾驶汽车。 4. 英特尔 已和Mobileye和宝马合作，在2021年前计划开发出自动驾驶汽车，以及可供给其他公司使用的技术。 5. Mobileye 是激光雷达、以及自动驾驶汽车上使用的相机设备和软件的一家主要制造商。 6. nuTonomy 由麻省理工学院的两位科学家在新加坡创办，在Uber开始在匹兹堡测试其无人驾驶服务之前的几天，已开始提供自动驾驶出租车服务。 7. 美国运输部 发布了联邦政府有关自动驾驶车辆的政策，为汽车制造商制定了指南。提出了汽车之间互相通话的建议规则。 8. 密歇根大学 在运作Mcity，一个隶属于大学交通改造中心、面积约为13万平方米的自动驾驶汽车测试设施。

In Episode 2, we sit down with Ian Wright the CEO and founder of Wrightspeed and one of the co-founders of Tesla. Over the past decade, Ian and his team at Wrightspeed have been developing the most advanced powertrains for heavy and medium duty trucks. Wrightspeed's powertrains power vehicles ranging from Fed-Ex delivery trucks to 30+ ton garbage trucks. But just before Tesla unveils their highly anticipated electric semi-truck, Ian shares his expertise and Wrightspeed's ambitions on the same space. Stay Tuned for next week's episode with MCity deputy director Carrie Morton, as we explore the future of connected and self-driving vehicles! NextMobility.co Hosted By: Christian Prenzler Music By Jack Mecherle Album Cover Art By: Sidney Yi info@nextmobility.co

This week we're focusing on what may be a blind spot in all the excitement over autonomous vehicles: the future of car insurance. How will it work if there are no actual drivers to insure? We get a glimpse of the not-too-distant future by traveling to Mcity, a leading self-driving car test site at the University of Michigan and we hear from Jon Hocking, who covers the auto insurance industry for Morgan Stanley Research, as well as Hilary Rowen, a legal insurance expert who keeps close track of emerging technologies in Silicon Valley.

In episode 62, we discuss the unexpected purchase of Whole Foods by Amazon and what this means for the future of shopping. We also look at MCity’s push to deliver autonomous buses to college campuses. Plus, we unveil the newest Android flagship phone, the OnePlus 5. This and a whole lot more on #Technocrats.

In episode 62, we discuss the unexpected purchase of Whole Foods by Amazon and what this means for the future of shopping. We also look at MCity’s push to deliver autonomous buses to college campuses. Plus, we unveil the newest Android flagship phone, the OnePlus 5. This and a whole lot more on #Technocrats.

- EU Out of Intensive Care - Mahindra’s Shopping Cart - Land Rover and Audi Introduce Armored Vehicles - Toyota Tacoma up Strong in 2015 - Obstacles for Self-Driving Cars

UP FOR DISCUSSION:- BMW's DriveNow: Will only the rich buy cars?- The Tesla Trifecta: X, 3, S.- Sales: Should OEMs just build trucks?All that and much more with John McElroy, Autoline.tv; Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design and Production; Peter Sweatman, MCity; Doron Levin, SiriusXM

Welcome to episode #245. On the show: Anonymous proximity messaging with NOD; Visor let's you see what's happening around the globe; Michigan University opens up MCity to test driverless cars; Beacons + WeChat test from Chow Tai Fook brings in $16m; Hipcamp's landsharing services. Member news from Canadian Tire, Placed and Wendy's. Full show notes can be found here.

Welcome to episode #245. On the show: Anonymous proximity messaging with NOD; Visor let's you see what's happening around the globe; Michigan University opens up MCity to test driverless cars; Beacons + WeChat test from Chow Tai Fook brings in $16m; Hipcamp's landsharing services. Member news from Canadian Tire, Placed and Wendy's. Full show notes can be found here.

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