Podcasts about smart mobility

This week's show includes more news from space, technology at the winter Olympics, water security, and the Astemo Engineering Careers tour stopping for a day at Detroit's Wayne State University.

This week's show includes news from space, as well as Portugal – plus EVs, energy, trucks, and robots building cars in Detroit.

La Revolución de la Posventa: Cesvimap presentan la hoja de ruta hacia la sostenibilidad El sector del automóvil está viviendo la mayor transformación de su historia. Sin embargo, cuando hablamos de sostenibilidad, solemos centrar la mirada en el tubo de escape y la electrificación, olvidando a menudo una pieza clave del rompecabezas: la posventa. Cesvimap, el centro tecnológico de Mapfre, ha presentado el Libro Blanco de la Posventa Sostenible. Esta obra de referencia no es solo un documento técnico; es una declaración de intenciones y una guía estratégica para transformar talleres, peritajes y el reciclaje de componentes en un modelo de economía circular real. Una visión integral de la cadena de valor El Libro Blanco nace de la colaboración entre expertos de Cesvimap, Mapfre y diversos profesionales del sector. Su objetivo es claro: acelerar la transformación del ecosistema de la posventa para hacerlo más responsable y eficiente. La obra se divide en ejes fundamentales que cubren desde el primer kilómetro hasta el desguace final. Smart Mobility y el nuevo paradigma urbano El primer capítulo analiza cómo la Smart Mobility está redefiniendo nuestras ciudades. La implantación de las Zonas de Bajas Emisiones (ZBE), el auge de la micromovilidad y el crecimiento de los vehículos híbridos y eléctricos exigen un cambio de mentalidad en la posventa. Innovación en seguridad: Los sistemas avanzados de ayuda a la conducción (ADAS) no solo reducen la siniestralidad, sino que obligan a los talleres a especializarse en tecnologías de calibración mucho más complejas. Movilidad como servicio (MaaS): La aparición del carsharing y los microcoches configura un nuevo tipo de usuario que demanda una respuesta más rápida y digital de su centro de reparación. ️ Reparar mejor que sustituir: El arte de la eficiencia Uno de los pilares del Libro Blanco es la filosofía de priorizar la reparación frente a la sustitución. Reparar una pieza es, por definición, la práctica más sostenible posible: evita el consumo de nuevas materias primas, reduce drásticamente la generación de residuos y ahorra las emisiones asociadas a la fabricación y logística de recambios nuevos. ¿Cómo puede el taller ser más competitivo y verde? La guía detalla técnicas avanzadas que incrementan la rentabilidad del taller mientras cuidan el planeta: Reparación de materiales avanzados: Trabajo especializado sobre aluminios y plásticos. Técnicas de precisión: Reparación de faros y subsanación de daños por granizo mediante técnicas que no requieren repintar (PDR). Digitalización: Uso de inteligencia artificial para la estimación inteligente de daños y la gestión digital del color en los procesos de pintura, minimizando el desperdicio de producto. ♻️ CESVIrecambios: 20 años liderando la economía circular La prueba de que este modelo funciona es CESVIrecambios, el Centro Autorizado de Tratamiento (CAT) gestionado por Cesvimap. En sus 20 años de trayectoria, las cifras demuestran el impacto real de la recuperación: 1,5 millones de piezas recuperadas: Componentes originales reintroducidos en el mercado con plenas garantías de calidad. 53.000 vehículos tratados: Procesos tecnificados de descontaminación y desmontaje. 20.000 toneladas de material: Evitando la extracción de materias primas y el gasto energético de fabricar piezas nuevas. El reto del vehículo eléctrico Cesvimap ha desarrollado una zona específica para gestionar el final de la vida útil de los coches eléctricos. Allí se extraen y reutilizan baterías de alta tensión. Algunas de estas baterías encuentran una "segunda vida" en sistemas de almacenamiento energético vinculados a plantas fotovoltaicas, reduciendo la huella de carbono de las propias instalaciones de Cesvimap. Mapfre como facilitador del cambio Con esta publicación, Mapfre refuerza su papel como motor de cambio en la industria. La compañía apuesta por la colaboración estrecha entre talleres, peritos y empresas de asistencia. El uso de la inteligencia artificial para agilizar procesos de peritación no solo mejora la experiencia del cliente, sino que reduce desplazamientos innecesarios, minimizando así las emisiones globales del ecosistema asegurador. El Libro Blanco es, en definitiva, la hoja de ruta necesaria para que la posventa del automóvil sea, además de eficiente, un ejemplo de compromiso con las generaciones futuras.

Con Andrea Benso, coordinatore del tavolo Smart Mobility della consulta Roma LabL'auto privata resta il principale mezzo di mobilità, ma deve essere integrata nei centri urbani con hub intermodali e parcheggi di scambio intelligenti per ottimizzare l'ultimo miglio e ridurre i chilometri percorsi alla ricerca di sosta. L'impiego della tecnologia, inoltre, permette di connettere il mezzo privato al trasporto pubblico e alla mobilità condivisa, fornendo informazioni in tempo reale per rendere i flussi più efficienti. L'obiettivo è realizzare un sistema urbano interconnesso che preservi la centralità dell'auto, inserendola però in una gestione smart e coordinata delle necessità di tutti i city user - spiega Andrea Benso, coordinatore del tavolo Smart Mobility della consulta Roma Smart City Lab.

This week's show includes news from the Detroit Auto Show, EV incentives in California, investing in hydrogen, AI to the rescue, and investing in transit projects in the US -- plus my conversation from the Detroit Auto Show with Aisin Corporation's Ed Perosky.

This week's show includes news about EV sales, drone first responders, more junk in space ... plus lots of AI in cars, on farms, and impacting our water.

This week's show includes news about AI benefitting organizations, Ford pulling back on EVs, an autonomous solar-powered motorcycle, advances in agri-tech, and battery innovation.

Tra le mille sfide delle grandi città (traffico, inquinamento, trasporti), ce n'è una che sembra sempre più complicata: trovare parcheggio. Ma oggi la tecnologia può fare molto, tra applicazioni per smartphone, pagamenti direttamente dall'auto e sensori IoT che trasformano i parcheggi in spazi connessi. Come può, quindi, la digitalizzazione migliorare davvero la gestione della sosta urbana? Per approfondire il tema abbiamo invitato Roberto Carreri, esperto di tecnologie digitali per lo sviluppo della mobilità pubblica e privata e membro di AIPARK, Associazione Italiana Operatori Sosta e Mobilità.Nella sezione delle notizie parliamo del divieto imposto dall'Australia sull'utilizzo dei social media per i minori di 16 anni e infine di Cocoon, la nuova piattaforma decentralizzata di Telegram per un'IA che tutela la privacy degli utenti.--Indice--00:00 - Introduzione01:32 - L'Australia vieta i social ai minori di 16 anni (Ansa.it, Matteo Gallo)02:35 - Attivata Cocoon, per un'IA decentralizzata (Pavel Durov, Luca Martinelli)04:05 - AIPARK: come dati, IoT e app stanno trasformando la sosta (Roberto Carreri, Davide Fasoli, Matteo Gallo)45:34 - Conclusione--Testo--Leggi la trascrizione: https://www.dentrolatecnologia.it/S7E50#testo--Contatti--• www.dentrolatecnologia.it• Instagram (@dentrolatecnologia)• Telegram (@dentrolatecnologia)• YouTube (@dentrolatecnologia)• redazione@dentrolatecnologia.it--Brani--• Ecstasy by Rabbit Theft• Superhero In My Sleep by Rival x Asketa & Natan Chaim

In China, a generation raised on digital savvy is rewriting the rules of consumption. Their new status symbol is one of financial intelligence: the pre-owned electric vehicle. Confronting a cooling used-car market and the steep depreciation of new energy vehicles, they see opportunity instead of crisis. They apply a hacker's mindset to mobility, finding luxury in efficiency and status in savvy calculation. On the show: Niu Honglin, Steve & Fei Fei

Welcome to a special edition of Smart Mobility Today. As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, Global Auto Mobility and Smart Mobility Today look at food innovation — ranging from smarter agriculture, to sustainability, food safety, robot delivery, and the battle against hunger worldwide.

The team is on the road working on a new audio and video series, so we are taking a second listen to an episode from April -- the focus was on mobility in cities, tariff-driven auto industry challenges, bug-sized robots, running robots, and a celestial birthday. Plus, an interview with #Yazaki North America about the challenges of AI development and how they work with large and growing companies. 

This week's show includes news about aerial vehicles, super computing, auto industry layoffs, robots, drones, and the seat belt.

This week's show includes news about robots, energy, flying vehicles, autonomous vehicles, and drones.

This week's show includes news about the auto industry, autonomous vehicles in the ocean and on our streets, space junk, clean energy jobs, and transit in big cities.

This week's show includes news about EVs, flying taxis, solar power, robotic swimmers, and the first AI-powered police cruiser.

This week's show includes news about robots in China, health news for astronauts, funding cuts for clean energy, and ways the auto industry is working in the face of decreasing EV tax credits and increasing tariffs.

This week's show includes news about AI in the auto industry, nuclear-powered space travel, robots, and clean emission transportation in Michigan.

This week's show includes news about flying cars, EV curb charging, robots harvesting strawberries, and the medical use of spider-like robots.

What does it take to bring safe, reliable autonomous vehicles to Europe's roads? From shifting to performance-based regulations for L3 and L4 Systems to the role of human oversight, the European Commission Joint Research Centre is using technology, policy, and collaboration to drive the future of autonomy.   Listen in as we sit down with members Akos Kriston, Officer, Scientific Research for ADAS, and Espedito Rusciano, Programme Manager, Scientific Research for Connected, Automated and Smart Mobility, to discuss the EU's evolving approach to semi and fully autonomous driving. You'll learn how projects like HIDDEN are pushing the boundaries of safety in complex urban environments, how the Open Regulatory Framework could shape the next decade of mobility, and why international collaboration is key to success.   We'd love to hear from you. Share your comments, questions and ideas for future topics and guests to podcast@sae.org. Don't forget to take a moment to follow SAE Tomorrow Today — a podcast where we discuss emerging technology and trends in mobility with the leaders, innovators and strategists making it all happen—and give us a review on your preferred podcasting platform.   Follow SAE on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Follow host Grayson Brulte on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.  

This week's show includes news from Japanese auto makers, and more about robots, autonomous serial vehicles, advances in 6g, and using drones to protect cattle.

In recognition of Labor Day, and while the Smart Mobility Team enjoys a last weekend of summer, we are sharing an episode from three years ago this week. It is amazing how much work goes into innovation, how much things have changed, and how much they have stayed the same. Enjoy!

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3096: Most running injuries stem from training imbalances, not from running itself. Rachel Trotta explains how overtraining, daily mileage without rest, and neglecting strength work can cause muscular imbalances that lead to joint pain and setbacks. By blending structured run programs, targeted strength training, smart mobility work, and recovery, runners can build resilience, avoid burnout, and enjoy a lifetime of pain-free miles. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://racheltrotta.com/fitness/why-do-runners-get-injured/ Quotes to ponder: "Running is not intrinsically ‘hard on the knees' it is the muscular imbalances that result from running that can pull joints out of whack." "Follow a structured running program, and if you are an absolute beginner, use a run-walk program." "Your exercise routine should have structured variety throughout each week." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3096: Most running injuries stem from training imbalances, not from running itself. Rachel Trotta explains how overtraining, daily mileage without rest, and neglecting strength work can cause muscular imbalances that lead to joint pain and setbacks. By blending structured run programs, targeted strength training, smart mobility work, and recovery, runners can build resilience, avoid burnout, and enjoy a lifetime of pain-free miles. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://racheltrotta.com/fitness/why-do-runners-get-injured/ Quotes to ponder: "Running is not intrinsically ‘hard on the knees' it is the muscular imbalances that result from running that can pull joints out of whack." "Follow a structured running program, and if you are an absolute beginner, use a run-walk program." "Your exercise routine should have structured variety throughout each week." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's show features a favorite episode from our Astemo Future Engineering Careers Tour. Global Auto Mobility met at Michigan State University with student groups, associations, and teams – and we heard a lot about how their involvement is preparing today's students for the future of engineering careers.

This week's show focuses on robots, advancements in auto technology, energy, the moon, and using AI to aid first responders.

This week's show focuses on tariffs and the automotive industry, the rise of Physical AI, self-charging robots, and efforts to combat plastic pollution.

This week's show focuses on automotive tech breakthroughs in Europe, a big industry jobs project lost in the US, robots riding the subway in China, and finding your next home with the assistance of drones.  

This week, we are looking back at our April 2025 show from the Astemo Engineering Careers Tour at University of Michigan Dearborn. Global Auto Mobility met with student leaders to discuss how they are preparing for the future of engineering. Get a glimpse of their enhusiams and energy. Featuring Savannah Welch (Human Centered Engineering Design), Regina Arriola (Bioengineering), Perla Fares (Biomedical Engineering), Jakub Wittrock (Electrical and Computer Engineering) and Zane Carlson (Software Engineering).

This week, we are featuring the March 2025 show from our Astemo Engineering Careers Tour at University of Michigan Dearborn. This expert panel discussed how industry, higher education, and students collaborate to prepare for the future of engineering. We heard from Assistant Dean John Cristiano, as well as Professors Areen Alsaid, Alireza Mohammadi, and Samir Rawashdeh. 

This week's show focuses on taxis in the air and on the ground -- plus space, 6G, drones, and flexible robots.

This week's show focuses on hydrogen power, delivery robots, AI-powered manufacturing, rare earth elements, moon news, and advances in vision sensing technology.

This week's show focuses on more auto industry challenges in the US and globally, improvements in telecommunications technology, and making robots more human-like.. for the benefit of humans.

This week's show focuses on AI and shipping, aerial mobility, more auto industry tariff challenges, barrier-free transit, and smart recycling.

This week's show focuses on mobility in cities, tariff-driven auto industry challenges, bug-sized robots, running robots, and a celestial birthday. Plus an interview with Yazaki North America about the challenges of AI development and how they work with growing companies.

Tauche ein in die faszinierende Welt von Deep Tech! Im Gespräch mit Joel Kaczmarek enthüllt Martin Schilling, Gründer von Deep Tech Momentum, die Geheimnisse hinter Europas technologischen Titan*innen. Gemeinsam beleuchten sie acht Schlüsselbereiche, von Bio-Builders über Quantencomputing bis hin zu Clean Energy. Martin teilt seine Vision einer europäischen Technologiesouveränität und zeigt, wie Startups wie Basecamp Research und Neural Robotics die Zukunft gestalten. Ein Muss für alle, die wissen wollen, wie Europa im globalen Tech-Rennen die Nase vorn behalten kann! Du erfährst... …wie Martin Schilling mit Deep Tech Momentum Europas Tech-Souveränität stärkt. …welche acht Deep Tech Bereiche Europa prägen und welche Potenziale sie bergen. …wie Bio-Builders und Quantencomputing die Zukunft von Gesundheit und Technologie formen. …warum Clean Energy und Smart Mobility entscheidend für eine nachhaltige Zukunft sind. …wie New Space und Novel AI die Grenzen von Raumfahrt und künstlicher Intelligenz verschieben. __________________________ ||||| PERSONEN |||||

Doug McCollough has been CIO of leading digital cities, including Dublin, Ohio where he helped lead that small city to multiple awards, including ICF's Top7. He recently took over the role of Executive Director for the ICF Institute, and was recently names the first-ever Executive Director of the Beta District, which spans several cities in the most important industrial corridor of Central Ohio. And he is producing a Future of Mobility Conference in May that will bring new ideas to the life of urban movement. Known for his sharp turns toward innovation and intellectual prowess when it comes to understanding the link between connectivity, economic growth and social development, McCollough has been a leader in ICF's global intelligent community movement and one of its most popular speakers. Doug McCollough works to connect people to opportunities, remove barriers, and promote change in initiatives ranging from Smart and Connected Cities, IT Workforce Development, expanding broadband access, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, and Blockchain. Now serving as the Executive Director of The Beta District in Central Ohio, which organizes innovation, development, and investment in Smart Mobility industry sectors, he speaks as a Subject Matter Expert and advocate on using technology for community development. Doug is also the CEO of Color Coded Labs, which targets underserved, underrepresented, and marginalized communities, seeking gritty working adults for new, transformative career pathways in the technology industry, and co-founder of The Columbus Rising Project, which fights against the digital divide by sharing basic tech skills in the Columbus, Ohio region. Prior to his current work, Doug held positions within the State of Ohio Departments of Public Safety, Commerce, Industrial Commission, and Medicaid. He served as the Director of  Information Technology for the City of Richmond, Virginia, and as CIO for the City of Dublin, Ohio. He is on the boards of Per Scholas Columbus, TECH CORPS, and Jewish Family Services of Columbus, is a cofounder of Black Tech Columbus, and former Trustee for the Central Ohio Transit Authority. Doug earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Toledo in Information Systems and Operations Management and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Notre Dame.

What does it take to not only start a company but to grow it into something truly impactful, not just once but FIVE times? In this episode of The Angel Next Door Podcast, we dive into the experiences of Angel Gambino, a remarkable five-time exited entrepreneur. With over 20 years of experience crafting successful ventures and fostering economic equity through entrepreneurship, Angel offers a wealth of knowledge on various aspects of business growth and development..Having achieved success as a founder, co-founder or founding team member of five companies across the US, the UK, and Latin America, she has solidified her reputation as a visionary leader and strategic thinker. Her most recently role is as a fractional chief growth officer, helping start-ups build and grow their companies. Angel Gambino is a formidable force in the world of angel investing and entrepreneurship.Throughout the episode, Angel tells us the fascinating stories behind her ventures, highlighting key insights on fostering growth through strategic partnerships, navigating the emotional roller coaster of exits, and the importance of self-awareness in leadership. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or an experienced investor, Angel's candid reflections and practical tips make this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking to make a positive impact through business. Her journey is not just about success—it's about creating prosperity and joy, making this discussion both inspiring and empowering. To get the latest from Angel Gambino, you can follow her below!https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelgambino/ https://www.angelclub.com/ Sign up for Marcia's newsletter to receive tips and the latest on Angel Investing!Website: www.marciadawood.comLearn more about the documentary Show Her the Money: www.showherthemoneymovie.comAnd don't forget to follow us wherever you are!Apple Podcasts: https://pod.link/1586445642.appleSpotify: https://pod.link/1586445642.spotifyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/angel-next-door-podcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theangelnextdoorpodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marciadawood

This week's show focuses on air mobility, ocean and agri-tech, the rise of robots, EV industry challenges, and more from our Astemo Engineering Careers Tour.

This week's show focuses on robotic sight, autonomous trucking, EV industry intrigue, the power grid, and threats to dark skies.

This week's show focuses on flying cars, fungi-tracking robots, a yacht that makes hydrogen, EV charging, and lots of AI news. Plus: we are featuring more from our Astemo Engineering Careers series: talking with MSU engineering students from the Formula racing team.

This week's show focuses on hydrogen, more space news, robots exploring the oceans, plus autonomous delivery and shipping.

This week's show focuses on hydrogen, more on EVs, space, smart cities, and an update from our Astemo Future of Engineering University Tour.

This week's show focuses on EV adoption, AVs and smart cities, and energy for robots and jets, as well as the diamond of all batteries.

This week's stories include news about interstellar travel, solar power in Europe, challenges for the U.S. auto industry, and more about autonomous rail cars, robots, and brain waves.

This week's stories include news about EVs and hybrids, drones and fake drone news, and the growth of industrial robots.

I am thankful to work with a great team and to have so many people listening to and sharing our show. And I thought it would be fun and informative to pull some audio from our archive. Please enjoy our very first show – it was April of 2020, the pandemic was in its early days, and we decided to produce a weekly podcast from the isolation of our home studios.

This week's stories include European EV and robotics markets, the future of engineering careers, hydrogen, robots, and flight: passenger planes, autonomous helicopters, and bird-like robots.

Global Auto Mobility met in October with student groups, associations, and teams – plus an expert panel of MSU professors – to discuss how industry, higher education, and students can collaborate to prepare for the future of engineering.

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