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Back from the weekend! First up, J+M catch up and cover a very strange economic situation. (2:07) Then, the duo covers NoMa, the world's most famous restaurant, shutting its doors due to an unsustainable business model (24:46), before going deep on generative AI news and demoing OpenAI's ChatGPT iOS app! (49:54) (0:00) J+M intro today's show! (2:07) Weekend catchup! Jason's chainsaw adventure (12:29) LinkedIn Jobs - Post your first job for free at https://linkedin.com/twist (14:04) Twitter view counts being a revealing engagement metric, Jeremy Renner's accident, "the weirdest economy ever" (23:17) House of Macadamias - Get 20% off at https://houseofmacadamias.com/twist by using code TWIST20 (24:46) Noma, the world's best restaurant, to shut down due to an unsustainable business model (37:43) Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub - Apply in 5 minutes, no funding required, sign up at http://aka.ms/thisweekinstartups (39:12) Massive wealth transfer upcoming and how that impacts the labor market, Kauffman Fellowship (49:54) OpenAI update: Microsoft reportedly integrating ChatGPT into Word and email, "derivative" AI tools, SOTD: XetHub, ChatGPT banned by NYC public schools (1:02:38) Jason demos ChatGPT's upcoming iOS app, which is currently in private TestFlight beta (1:11:12) Uber trademarks "Uber Air," eVTOL relationship with Joby Aviation, current chopper business FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood Subscribe to our YouTube to watch all full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkkhmBWfS7pILYIk0izkc3A?sub_confirmation=1

Dylan is back this week and joins Kulja to discuss the upcoming State Election with Benita Kolovos, VIctorian State Correspondent for Guardian Australia; Regular guest on The Grapevine, FOI Correspondent Petra Stock reports on her findings into what happened with the proposed Uber Air launch; Housing activist and scholar, Dr David Kelly talks about The Forum for Dwelling Justice. 

In this dynamic Nomad Futurist podcast, Dean Nelson, an alum of Sun Microsystems, eBay and Uber, and Founder and Chairman of Infrastructure Masons, shares his immense enthusiasm for the digital infrastructure industry that serves as the fundamental underpinning of our modern world. After a brief stint doing temp work out of high school, Nelson got an associate's degree in electronics from DeVry.  He was recruited to work for Sun Microsystems where he learned technology, business, strategy and people management. Nelson references his exposure to all the varied areas of technology as “attending the University of Sun,” a fundamental on-the-job training that launched his career. He stresses the need for this kind of exposure.   “I think that one thing we lack in our industry right now, actually across the world, is apprenticeships. If we offered apprenticeships today to people to truly learn a trade like this, it would accelerate everything.” Nelson is deeply committed to communicating the value and opportunities offered by the data center industry to those who may not understand how core IT is to our everyday world. “There is every discipline inside of digital infrastructure; planning, accounting, supply chain orchestration, fault management…even HR planning, everything can be tied together.” Nelson discusses the importance of communicating the real-world applicability of the digital infrastructure space in a way that is simple and relevant to people who may not be aware of it. “The problem is we don't have our education systems lined up to be able to say that this industry, digital infrastructure specifically, is an incredibly rewarding career.”   Nelson shares his excitement about some of the newest advances in the tech space. He asserts the inevitability of self-driving and even flying cars. He does express concern about the possible abuses that may arise from audio and video deep fakes made possible by virtual reality technology. But Nelson is ultimately optimistic about the Digital Infrastructure industry leading the way in terms of environmental and sustainability issues because of the involvement of some of the biggest players in the space. He is hopeful that self-regulation can be the answer as it was for PUE standards. His message to the young: “This industry has an incredibly important purpose. We connect the world…We enable opportunity everywhere. Wouldn't you like to be in the fastest growing industry in the world?” Dean Nelson is a seasoned technology executive with 32 years of experience deploying $10B of digital infrastructure projects across 3 continents. Nelson is currently the CEO of Cato Digital, Inc, a software platform that unlocks stranded power in datacenters, the Founder and Chairman of Infrastructure Masons, a professional association of industry executives and technology professionals uniting the builders of the digital age, and the Founder and CEO of Dean Nelson Inc, a strategic advisory and consulting company serving startups, fortune 500 companies and investment firms.  Previously, Nelson led Uber's Metal as a Service function supporting Uber's ridesharing business delivering over 100 million trips a week globally, as well as UberEats, UberFreight, UberHealth, UberForBusiness, and Autonomous vehicle and UberAir development. Prior to Uber, Nelson worked at eBay Inc for 7 years as the VP of Global Foundation Services, which served over 300 million users, enabling over $250B of commerce volume annually. Prior to eBay, he worked at Sun Microsystems for 17 years in various technical, management and executive leadership roles. Nelson's final Sun project was the consolidation of their multi-billion-dollar global technical infrastructure portfolio of over 1,000 facilities. Dean holds four US patents.

In this episode of Smart Energy Voices, host John Failla is joined by Dean Nelson, Founder and Chairman of Infrastructure Masons and CEO of Cato. They discuss the creation of the iMasons Climate Accord and the community efforts for diversity and inclusion, education, sustainability, and technology. iMasons Climate Accord will present a workshop on "Decarbonizing Data Center Power" at Smart Energy Decisions' Net Zero Forum, September 12-14 in Phoenix. Click here for more information.   You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Dean's career journey [02:15] Launching iMasons [05:32] iMasons objectives [07:37] Compounding impact [13:03] The iMasons Climate Accord [17:32] Aligning the industry in labeling standards [25:39] Community and making a difference [30:08] Creating a community Dean started working in the digital infrastructure industry in 2008 when he was at Sun Microsystems. Sun had various communities, but Dean's industry didn't have representation. So he started a group called Data Center Pulse, which rapidly grew to around 7000 people across 66 countries. People all over the world united in their efforts on different projects.  When Dean joined eBay, the work was all-consuming and moving so quickly that he realized he was losing touch with his community. When he left eBay to take a sabbatical touring colleges with his daughter, he decided he wanted to bring his friends back together. Dean called nine people and asked for their thoughts, opinions, and ideas about how to make a community again but to do it a little differently. Now the iMasons community has 7,500 people participating in over 130 countries. Collaboration of perspectives As a professional association run by members, iMasons' key objectives are diversity inclusion, education, sustainability, and technology. At an event, company names are kept out of the equation. People sit together and have working sessions without knowing which company they're helping or which is helping them. Instead, each table spends a set amount of time working on the same issue. This environment has become one of the best consulting groups because of so many perspectives coming together. Even competitors sit at the same table and work together. The key is that iMasons aggregates and amplifies the incredible work from its members and their companies. That's what allows it to succeed. The organization doesn't drive and create a product. Instead, it enables the community to come together and compound its impact. The motivation of the iMasons Climate Accord With temperatures rising, global warming, and various other climate issues, the advisory council at iMasons recognized that progress wasn't moving quickly enough. Dean called one of the board advisory members, Christian Belady, and they gathered together 40 people who have some of the largest portfolios in the world. They spent six hours at that event creating pages and pages of content. After summarizing all the ideas, they all agreed they were aligned on carbon reduction. The result was the creation of the iMasons Climate Accord on Earth Day 2020. Carbon reduction is a great goal, but having a standard carbon accounting methodology would be necessary for people to align. Finding or creating that standard became iMasons' goal. If there were a common methodology or marking on products, better purchase decisions could be made based on carbon history. Also, companies will know exactly where they stand from a carbon standpoint.  Resources & People Mentioned Infrastructure Masons Just Let Me Learn Foundation Christian Belady | LinkedIn iMasons Climate Accord will present a workshop on "Decarbonizing Data Center Power" at Smart Energy Decisions' Net Zero Forum, September 12-14 in Phoenix. Click here for more information. Connect with Dean Nelson On LinkedIn Company website Dean Nelson is a seasoned technology executive with 32 years of experience deploying $10B of digital infrastructure projects across three continents. Dean is currently the CEO of Virtual Power Systems, a software platform that unlocks stranded power in datacenters, the Founder and Chairman of Infrastructure Masons, a professional association of industry executives and technology professionals uniting the builders of the digital age, and the Founder and CEO of Dean Nelson Inc, a strategic advisory and consulting company serving startups, Fortune 500 companies and investment firms.   Previously, Dean led Uber's Metal as a Service function supporting Uber's ridesharing business delivering over 100 million trips a week in more than 600 cities spanning 6 continents, as well as UberEats, UberFreight, UberHealth, UberForBusiness, and Autonomous vehicle and UberAir development. Prior to Uber, Dean worked at eBay Inc as the Vice President of Global Foundation Services, which served over 300 million active users enabling over $250Bn of enabled commerce volume annually. At the end of his tenure, his team successfully integrated, then split eBay and PayPal infrastructures into two independent internet companies. Prior to eBay, Dean worked at Sun Microsystems in various technical, management and executive leadership roles. Dean holds four US patents.  Connect With Smart Energy Decisions https://smartenergydecisions.com Follow them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Follow them on LinkedIn Subscribe to Smart Energy Voices If you're interested in participating in the next Smart Energy Decision Event, visit smartenergydecisions.com or email our Event Operations Director, Lisa Carroll at lisa@smartenergydecisions.com Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

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Megan Prichard knows a thing or two about revolutionary transportation. As the current Global Head of Autonomous Ridesharing at Ford Motor Co. and previous GM for Uber Air, she has had a pivotal role in the groundbreaking intersection of aviation and app-based travel. Today on The Breakthrough with Alison Dean, Megan paints a picture of a future where you step out of your home, order a flying Uber, and instead of driving 2 hours you arrive at your destination in 20 minutes - or at the very least you've gained a mobile office while the car you've stepped into drives itself. Listen in as Megan explains how quickly this scenario is coming to fruition as well as the safety standards and community guidelines that surround this new reality.

Today in episode 84 of Redirected, we sit down with our next guest on this 30 under 30 series, Nikhil Goel.  Today, Nikhil and I chat about the future of Uber. It was such an honor to talk with him about his plans and the impact he's made at Uber. He started at Uber on the emerging markets team, before cofounding the company's Elevate division. He worked with NASA and Uber executives to establish the vision for Uber Air — a global network of all-electric, urban air taxis. Suffice to say, Nikhil has a lot to say about career pivots and I'm excited to share this conversation with you. If you haven’t yet, please rate Redirected and subscribe to hear more. And if you have someone you'd like to see on the podcast, send us your recommendations in the comments below! Last but not least, be sure to check out the links below to learn more about Nikhil and all he's got going on at the moment. Check out Nikhil’s Forbes article! ▶ https://www.forbes.com/profile/nikhil-goel/?list=30under30-consumer-technology&sh=4dd49c074c82 Instagram! ▶ https://www.instagram.com/ngoel36/?hl=en Subscribe to the Redirected YT Channel! ▶ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqUrE19kuOlhiFlMHZ3703w 

Facebook sued by the FTCFTC Sues Facebook for Illegal MonopolizationLawsuits Filed by the FTC and the State Attorneys General Are Revisionist HistoryFacebook Accused of Breaking Antitrust LawsThe New York Times reports The Federal Trade Commission and more than 40 states have accused Facebook on of buying up its rivals to illegally squash competitionThe lawsuit alleges that Facebook deployed anticompetitive tactics in order to buy or neutralize its rivals and shore up its market dominance, specifically with its purchase of photo-sharing app Instagram and the messaging service WhatsApp.The states' lawsuit quotes an email from CEO Mark Zuckerberg to Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom warning of the competitive threat Instagram faced if it turned down Facebook. “At some point soon, you'll need to figure out how you actually want to work with us.”They have called for Facebook to sell off WhatsApp and Instagram, and to seek approval for any future acquisitionsFacebook has responded to the lawsuit, dismissing it as “Revisionist History”On their newsroom, they've said “The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general today attack two acquisitions that we made: Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014. Facebook points out that The FTC conducted an in-depth “Second Request” of the Instagram transaction in 2012 before voting unanimously to clear it.“Now, many years later, with seemingly no regard for settled law or the consequences to innovation and investment, the agency is saying it got it wrong and wants a do-over. In addition to being revisionist history, this is simply not how the antitrust laws are supposed to work.”Looks like this will be a long, protracted legal fight “I had "Facebook sued for Antitrust" on my 2020 Bingo Card, although admittedly I also had it on my 2019 and 2018 Bingo card as well,” says Tess' old boss. Facebook is the second big tech company to face a major legal challenge this year after the US Justice Department sued Google in October, accusing the tech company of abusing its position to maintain an illegal monopoly over search and search advertising.So long Melbourne's flying taxis, we barely knew yeUber has sold off its aviation division to start-up called Joby, just days after offloading its self-driving car businessIt's looking unlikely Uber will deliver on its promise to launch a fleet of 1000 commercial flying taxis in Melbourne from 2023. Last year Uber said Melbourne would be one of three cities to pilot Uber Air. Cara Waters from the SMH reports “A spokesperson for Joby, said the startup was still on track to launch flying taxis in 2023 but could not say whether Melbourne would be involved.” Peter, as a Melbournian are you disappointed? Twitch, YouTube and PornHub try and minimise the harm they induceAnthony Agius points to three different services cleaning up their act today in his latest newsletter, The Sizzle Game streaming service Twitch will "ban lewd or repeated comments about anyone's physical appearance and expressly prohibit the sending of unsolicited links to nudity" and "prohibit streamers from displaying the Confederate battle flag and... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Uber Lyft Drivers & Gig Economy Workers Weekly News:   Uber is unloading dead weight (Autonomous, Micro-mobility, UberAir) and focusing on Rideshare, Delivery, and Grocery app-based space.   EU's top court ruled that ride-hailing apps that put passengers directly in touch with drivers are simply, "online platforms".   Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) has ended its relationship with Uber, and has now partnered with Lyft to do the same thing.   Daniel Boice, Trustify founder, has pleaded guilty to wire and securities fraud.    Uber is appealing the U.S. Center for Disease Control to have drivers be designated "non-health essential workers" so that drivers qualify for early vaccinations once available.   The University of Massachusetts conducted a study on rideshare drivers window settings if driving during the COVID19 global pandemic.    Looks like Joby Aviation will be purchasing UberAir before the years end.   CaresAct continuation?    Waiting to see if the $908 billion COVID19 relief package will pass this week.   MASK UP Y'ALL!!!!!Rideshare Rodeo Podcast is presented by UberLyftDrivers.com

Uber Lyft Drivers & Gig Economy Workers Weekly News:  This week we wonder how Uber has hit its all time high on the DOW since its IPO, closing today again over $51.   The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) announced it has granted seven companies, Autonomous Vehicle Permits, Included in the list of companies is Aurora Innovation (*A.Innovation is the startup who is trying to buy Uber Autonomous).   Uber and Lyft was awarded a Federal contract worth $810 Million.   Washington state has placed a cap on how much app-based delivery services can charge customers.     Biden is still promising to use the California 'ABC test' on all I.C.'s nationwide, problem is Prop22 made this test NOT applicable to app-based gig workers.    October 2016: Uber announced its new project UBERair, 4 years later all we have seen is a couple helicopters, now Uber is promising eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) technology [a.k.a. P.R. Stunt].    5th Australian gig worker has died in just last two months, what is going on with this.    We all saw the video of David Kangogo, rideshare driver who had to kick two riders out for not wearing masks, followed by a racist rant by the passenger who would not put their mask on.    WEAR YOUR MASKS PEOPLE.    HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!Rideshare Rodeo Podcast is presented by UberLyftDrivers.com

This week's episode is a really interesting discussion with Clem Newton-Brown, who is looking to set up a network of landing sites for eVTOL aircraft in Melbourne, Australia - one of the first international test cities for Uber Air. He is a former planning barrister and Deputy Lord Mayor of the city, and gives a really detailed insight into the potential for Urban Air Mobility in the country. We talk about opportunities for OEMs once aircraft services are operational, what landing infrastructure could look like, and also the economics side of the industry.

Building a sophisticated AI that can evolve to fit our vast and diverse needs is a Herculean challenge. Today we speak with senior engineer Eric Steen about Automata, his experimental Elixir project that uses neuroevolution and cutting edge theory to create a multi-agent behavior tree — or really good AI in the common tongue. But before we tap into that rich topic, we talk with Eric about tech burnout, his background, and why Elixir is an excellent language for writing modern software. He then unpacks AI concepts like the need to develop backpropagation in your system, and the value of “neural diversity,” and Markov decision processes. After Eric gives his take on architecture versus design and the place of domain-driven design, we discuss Automata. A key breakthrough, Eric shares his enthusiasm for ‘novelty search,’ where machines learn from a variety of new behaviors and searches, as opposed to completing one task at a time. We touch on Automata’s progress, Eric’s long-term approach, and what his project might be used for. Near the end of our interview, we chat about CryptoWise, a collaborative analysis platform for cryptocurrency. Todd Resudek then opens with another edition of Pattern Matching, where he interviews Whatsapp engineer Michał Muskała. They talk about Michał’s career, the movies and music that he enjoys, and the projects that excite him. Tune in to hear more about both Michał and neuroevolution in AI. Key Points From This Episode: Experiencing tech burnout and challenges around algorithms rendering you redundant. Hear about Eric’s programming background and shifts in the industry. Backpropagation and using Elixir to build a neural evolutionary system. How Markov decision processes help systems choose between possible actions. Eric’s take on architecture versus design and the place of domain-driven design. Exploring Automata — Eric’s ambitious multi-agent behavior tree. The importance of neurodiversity when building AIs; they need to adapt to many needs. Novelty search; why learn through one task when you can learn through a variety of tasks at the same time? Automata’s practical applications and why Eric sees it as a long-term project. Eric shares a progress report on his work and using design processes like Sprint. What Eric would like people to use Automata for. A sense that Elixir is gaining in popularity within Silicon Valley. Eric gives an elevator-pitch for CryptoWise, a collaborative analysis platform for cryptocurrency. Todd Resudek interviews Michał Muskała on another edition of Pattern Matching. Michał shares his background and his move from Poland to London. Movies and music that Michał enjoys, and details on projects that excite him. Differences between Erlang and Elixir and why both communities would benefit from working together. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Eric Steen on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericsteen1/ Eric Steen — https://twitter.com/thesteener Webflow — https://webflow.com/ Automata GitHub — https://github.com/upstarter/automata Automata on Slack — https://join.slack.com/t/automata-project/sharedinvite/zt-e4fqrmo4-7ujuZwzXHNCGVrZb1aVmA CryptoWise — https://www.cryptowise.ai/ Hippo Insurance — https://www.hippo.com/ Carl Hewitt — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CarlHewitt Stanford University — https://www.stanford.edu/ MIT — https://web.mit.edu/ Actor Model — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actormodel Marvin Minsky — http://web.media.mit.edu/~minsky/ Tensorflex on GitHub— https://github.com/anshuman23/tensorflex Matrex on GitHub — https://github.com/versilov/matrex Handbook of Neuroevolution Through Erlang — https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781461444626 Markov Decision Process — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markovdecisionprocess Amazon Web Services — https://aws.amazon.com/ The Little Elixir & OTP Guidebook — https://www.amazon.com/Little-Elixir-OTP-Guidebook/dp/1633430111 Elon Musk — https://www.forbes.com/profile/elon-musk/ Welcome to the Era of Deep Neuroevolution — https://eng.uber.com/deep-neuroevolution/ Kenneth O. Stanley — https://www.cs.ucf.edu/~kstanley/ Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned: The Myth of the Objective — https://www.amazon.com/Why-Greatness-Cannot-Planned-Objective/dp/3319155237/ University of Florida — https://www.ufl.edu/ Uber Air — https://www.uber.com/us/es/elevate/ Jeff Bezos — https://www.forbes.com/profile/jeff-bezos/ Sprint — https://www.thesprintbook.com/ Adobe — https://www.adobe.com/ Horde — https://www.horde.org/development/ Libcluster on GitHub — https://github.com/dsteinberg/libcluster Swift for Tensorflow — https://www.tensorflow.org/swift Triplebyte Blog — https://triplebyte.com/blog EquiTrader — https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/equitrader/ BloXroute Labs — https://bloxroute.com/ Holochain — https://holochain.org/ Michał Muskała on GitHub — https://github.com/michalmuskala Jason on GitHub — https://github.com/michalmuskala/jason Todd Resudek on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddresudek/ Whatsapp — https://www.whatsapp.com/ CERN — https://home.cern/ Ralph Kaminski — https://ralphkaminski.com/ Jayme Edwards — https://jaymeedwards.com/ Special Guest: Eric Steen.

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In our pilot episode, we interview the fascinating and inspiring Clem Newton-Brown. Clem is a former barrister, Deputy Lord Mayor of Melbourne and Member of the Victorian Parliament. He is also a key player in getting Uber Air to choose Melbourne as one of the first international test cities for their urban aerial ride sharing service. He has spent a lifetime around politics, law, planning, and cities, pushing the boundaries. He started the first water taxi service on the Yarra River in 1992 and around the same time was getting around on a powered scooter, 25 years before the current trend for micro-mobility. With Uber Air's plans for Melbourne, Clem's https://www.skyportz.com/ (Skyportz) business is developing the infrastructural network required. In his conversation with Brenton, Clem shares his insights on how air mobility is the future for urban transportation, and how our experience of urban mobility will transform our lives. --- Connect with Clem - https://www.linkedin.com/in/clem-newton-brown-oam-47490724/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/clem-newton-brown-oam-47490724/) https://www.skyportz.com/ (https://www.skyportz.com/) --- Contact our host - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brentonmwebber/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/brentonmwebber/) https://www.halftimeorange.co.nz/ (https://www.halftimeorange.co.nz)

When Australia's emerges from the the Covid-19 shutdown, the country will need some big infrastructure projects. Here are three high tech projects announced in 2019: Elon Musk's Hyperloop for the East Coast; Uber Air pilotless drone transport from Melbourne CBD to Tullamarine airport; the Sun Cable project to harness outback solar energy for South East Asia.

Join Jeremy as he goes over one of the coolest things he saw at CES 2020! Uber and Hyundai's prototypes of their new transportation vehicles.

Why the heck are all these drones flying over our state? Packs of them? We have a little update on that for you. Speaking of drones. Uber Air is coming. Would you ever fly in a big Uber-drone? #patandjtpodcast #podcastlife #podcaster #podcast #omahapodcast #nebraskapodcast #SupportIndiePodcasts Subscribe, rate, and review our podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Also follow up on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Welcome to Shephard Studio’s Revolutions in Vertical Flight, brought to you in partnership with Bell.The Revolutions in Vertical Flight podcast tells the little-known story of the history of rotorcraft, from the autogiro and helicopter, to the tiltrotor and eVTOL platforms in development today. Revolutions in Vertical Flight reveals the stories of a small group of pioneers, the visions and beliefs that drove them, and their approach to invention and innovation.And the Shephard Studio podcast series looks at the vertical flight innovation underway today, revealing how it will transform military operations and revolutionise urban mobility.In this episode, we learn about the revolution underway in urban transportation, one that will have an impact on the same scale as when the internal combustion engine took over from the horse-drawn carriage.Industry giants and start-ups alike are racing to develop electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft.Better known as EvTOLs, these platforms could turn the visions of science fiction into reality, providing low-carbon travel in the urban environment, without the need for runways or the other infrastructure associated with earlier types of aviation.Innovations like the Bell Nexus, CityAirbus and UberAir are deep in development, with companies expecting significant advances over the course of the next decade. We hear how passengers could one day hail an air taxi through a smartphone app, transporting them from one building to another within or between cities, without facing the traffic of urban streets.

Flying cars are finally here, as Uber prepares the launch of Uber Air in 2023. The service will initially roll out in Dallas, Los Angeles, and Melbourne, but Uber is already planning to extend it in London, Delhi, Paris, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, Mexico City, Mumbai, New York, Santiago, Bogota, and Sao Paolo. Skyports will likely be located on existing rooftops and parking lots and, according to the company, the Uber Air vehicles will eventually be autonomous. Now we pretend our hoverboards!

For the first time ever, Uber has revealed what they desire their flying taxis to look like inside. This happened at the annual Elevate conference, third edition. This reference design that debuted is for the cars that, according to the company, will power their flying taxi service named “Uber Air”.

Nous allons cette semaine nous interroger sur le transport de passagers par avion et son empreinte qui pèse de plus en plus lourd sur l'environnement malgré les progrès techniques, notamment les réacteurs et les carburants plus performants et les profils plus aérodynamiques. Le secteur de l'aviation n'était pas ciblé dans les discussions internationales sur le climat dans les dernières années. Cette industrie n'a donc pas fait beaucoup d'efforts pour réduire ses émissions. Nos invités sont Caroline Brouillette, experte en changements climatiques pour Équiterre, et Mehran Ebrahimi, directeur de l'Observatoire de l'aéronautique et de l'aviation civile à l'Université du Québec à Montréal. Écoutez ou regardez Tam-Tam Canada du vendredi 1er novembre 2019 - 38:53 ÉcoutezFR_Tam_tam_Canada-20191101-WEF15  Découvrez nos archives sur le même sujet L'effet Greta Thunberg sur la honte de prendre l'avion au Canada Le flygskam est un mouvement qui a pris naissance en Suède et qui exprime la honte que ressentent des voyageurs face aux effets écologiques néfastes du transport aérien. Cette montée du flygskam est en partie due à Greta Thunberg, la jeune militante suédoise qui vient de faire un long déplacement au Canada. Faudra-t-il bientôt arrêter de prendre l'avion pour sauver la Terre? Notre empreinte écologique pèse de plus en plus lourd. Les études scientifiques stipulant que l'activité humaine est en grande partie responsable du réchauffement climatique s'accumulent. La dernière en date, dévoilée lundi par Environnement Canada, indique que le pays se réchauffe, en moyenne, à un rythme deux fois plus élevé que le reste de la planète. Quand le nouvel avion électoral du chef conservateur fait parler de lui Le chef conservateur Andrew Scheer, dont le parti était nez à nez dans les intentions de vote des électeurs avec la formation politique de Justin Trudeau, plus tôt cet automne, avait partagé une vidéo de son nouvel avion de campagne qui avait suscité beaucoup de commentaires sur les réseaux sociaux. Uber Air, l'avion taxi d'Uber bientôt en service Uber lance un projet pilote de taxi aérien décrit comme un « covoiturage aérien » qui permettra de transporter les voyageurs d'un toit à l'autre pour le prix d'un UberX. Les usagers commandent un vol d'Uber Air via l'application Uber, dans un « eVTOL » (electric vertical take-off and landing), un engin à décollage vertical électrique. Le nouveau système canado-américain de suivi en temps réel localise les avions partout dans le monde Une technologie de pointe conçue en partie au Canada permet de voir des aéronefs là où les radars au sol s'avèrent aveugles. Ce système mondial de surveillance a été mis au point par Aireon, une société basée en Virginie et appartenant en partie à Nav Canada, qui exploite le système de navigation aérienne civile du pays. Le meilleur de la semaine en images window.jQuery || document.write('

Nous allons cette semaine nous interroger sur le transport de passagers par avion et son empreinte qui pèse de plus en plus lourd sur l'environnement malgré les progrès techniques, notamment les réacteurs et les carburants plus performants et les profils plus aérodynamiques. Le secteur de l’aviation n’était pas ciblé dans les discussions internationales sur le climat dans les dernières années. Cette industrie n’a donc pas fait beaucoup d’efforts pour réduire ses émissions. Nos invités sont Caroline Brouillette, experte en changements climatiques pour Équiterre, et Mehran Ebrahimi, directeur de l'Observatoire de l’aéronautique et de l’aviation civile à l'Université du Québec à Montréal. Écoutez ou regardez Tam-Tam Canada du vendredi 1er novembre 2019 - 38:53 ÉcoutezFR_Tam_tam_Canada-20191101-WEF15  Découvrez nos archives sur le même sujet L’effet Greta Thunberg sur la honte de prendre l’avion au Canada Le flygskam est un mouvement qui a pris naissance en Suède et qui exprime la honte que ressentent des voyageurs face aux effets écologiques néfastes du transport aérien. Cette montée du flygskam est en partie due à Greta Thunberg, la jeune militante suédoise qui vient de faire un long déplacement au Canada. Faudra-t-il bientôt arrêter de prendre l’avion pour sauver la Terre? Notre empreinte écologique pèse de plus en plus lourd. Les études scientifiques stipulant que l’activité humaine est en grande partie responsable du réchauffement climatique s’accumulent. La dernière en date, dévoilée lundi par Environnement Canada, indique que le pays se réchauffe, en moyenne, à un rythme deux fois plus élevé que le reste de la planète. Quand le nouvel avion électoral du chef conservateur fait parler de lui Le chef conservateur Andrew Scheer, dont le parti était nez à nez dans les intentions de vote des électeurs avec la formation politique de Justin Trudeau, plus tôt cet automne, avait partagé une vidéo de son nouvel avion de campagne qui avait suscité beaucoup de commentaires sur les réseaux sociaux. Uber Air, l’avion taxi d’Uber bientôt en service Uber lance un projet pilote de taxi aérien décrit comme un « covoiturage aérien » qui permettra de transporter les voyageurs d’un toit à l’autre pour le prix d’un UberX. Les usagers commandent un vol d’Uber Air via l’application Uber, dans un « eVTOL » (electric vertical take-off and landing), un engin à décollage vertical électrique. Le nouveau système canado-américain de suivi en temps réel localise les avions partout dans le monde Une technologie de pointe conçue en partie au Canada permet de voir des aéronefs là où les radars au sol s’avèrent aveugles. Ce système mondial de surveillance a été mis au point par Aireon, une société basée en Virginie et appartenant en partie à Nav Canada, qui exploite le système de navigation aérienne civile du pays. Le meilleur de la semaine en images window.jQuery || document.write('

In this episode, Boo sits down with Natasha Santha from L.E.K. Consulting to address the concerns, curiosities, and complexities of the large scale operation to bring aerial ride sharing to our major cities.   Recent developments suggest that by 2023 we will have the ability to skip time-critical and congested routes by opting for an aerial ride-sharing service.

Tech Shots #2 I Amazon bude doručovať dronmi, UberAir a ďalšie novinky

Welcome to Overdrive, a program where we put the world of motoring and transport under the microscope. I’m David Brown In this program we have news stories with David Campbell 1. Uber Air Launches in Australia (1:46) 2. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles puts brakes on proposed merger with Renault, blames French government (3:15) 3. German firm tests external airbag for side-impact crashes (3:48) 4. Volvo says it will tow broken-down cars for life (4:49) 5. It May Soon Be Illegal to Text While Crossing the Street in New York City (5:40) 6. Haval Strengthens Sino-Russian Economic Cooperation with Completion of Tula Factory (6:27) 7. Motoring Minute • Kia Picanto (7:10) 8. Preparing for a trip to the snow – Part 1 (8:21) 9. Texas Firm will build a Ferrari for you with a manual transmission (13:34) 10. Lancia Stratos (15:31) 11. Fined for crossing the road using your phone (17:33) 12. New camping thing (20:45) 13. Ian Callum (23:34) 14. PHEV (24:49) 15. Dean Oliver and Brian Smith take up the issue of designing transport infrastructure – should it be just functional or have an element of visual appeal (30:40) 16. Motoring Minute • The BMW Z4 (42:58) You can find more information at Driven Media or previous programs are available as podcasts on iTunes or Spotify. OR our Facebook site OverdriveCity So, let’s start with the news Originally broadcast 15 June 2019

Flying taxis are about to make their debut, and reinvent our concept of urban transport. Uber says it plans to launch its Uber Air service three years from now, in 2023. Uber says it will begin the roll-out in two U.S. cities, and a third international location.   www.NewsForInvestors.com    

This week is a fourth Wednesday so we're covering topics miscellaneous! Kevin does a thorough news debrief, ranging from local union issues to international workers' safety, transport and the environment. In the second half we get an update from Monash University's professor Patrick Moriarty about electric vehicles, Uber Air in Melbourne and the impacts of glyphosate weed-killer.

With Uber Air set to take off in Melbourne starting next year, aerospace engineer and co-leader of RMIT's Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research Team Dr Matthew Marino joins the show to discuss how the drone flights will work, plus Market Timing Australia's Percy Allan explains how his newsletter uses trading signals to inform investors.

Ülke gündeminin yoğunluğundan dolayı bölüme fazla eğlenceli başladık. Delirdi bunlar demeyin lütfen :) Facebook’un açıkladığı yeni kripto para Libra’yı konuştuk. Birçok şirketin desteklediğini açıkladığı bu para biriminin kullanım alanlarından bahsettik. Kripto paralar bankaların yerini alacak mı? Uber ne yapmaya çalışıyor? Uber Air’ı ve havayolu şirketlerinin nasıl bir tehditle karşı karşıya olduğunu anlattık. Girişimcilik ruhunun yapılan bu inovasyonlara etkisinden bahsettik. Türkiye’deki kurumsal dünyanın girişimcilere yaklaşımına değindik. Cem Seymen’in tweeti sosyal medyada olay yarattı. Biz de yorumladık. Türkiye’de gençlik nereye gidiyor? İlgili tweet: https://twitter.com/cemseymen/status/1138149033241956353 Umarız keyif alırsınız :) İyi dinlemeler :) Bize sosyal medya kanallarımızdan geri bildirimde bulunmak için: https://twitter.com/podcastbosisler https://www.instagram.com/podcastbosisler/ https://medium.com/podcastbosisler

Na última semana a Uber anunciou durante um evento da marca em Washington, DC, o início em 2020 dos testes práticos da sua ousada iniciativa de transporte aéreo de pessoas. E para não deixar dúvidas, a empresa divulgou também as 3 primeiras cidades do mundo que servirão de testes para a iniciativa. Quer saber quais são? A gente te conta aqui. Pra quem não me conhece, meu nome é Daniel Lopes. Muito prazer, fique a vontade e seja bem vinda ao MindX. Conecte-se com Daniel Lopes: E-mail - cbdaniel79@gmail.com Instagram - @cbdaniel79 Twitter - @cbdaniel79 YouTube - MindX Podcast Spotify - MindX Podcast

Los disruptores de la industria de juegos llegaron a la exposición de entretenimiento electrónico conocida como E3, en Los Ángeles, para presentar tecnologías revolucionarias. Uber comenzará a probar sus taxis aéreos en 2020 con la idea de ofrecer este servicio al público. Guillermo Arduino con estas y otras noticias tecnológicas.

Would you take a ride in a flying taxi? Uber hopes you do, Panasonic unveils its 2019 TV range including a transparent prototype, Hisense’s AR app allows customers to virtually try their products before they buy, we’ll take a look a the HTC 5G Hub, we’ll take a listen to the Jabra Elite 85h noise cancelling headphones, we check out the Netgear Armor that can protect your devices at the network level and we’ll wrap things up with the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week’s look at all things Geek.Show Notes:http://geeksinterrupted.fm/294Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome.Website – http://geeksinterrupted.fmFacebook – http://facebook.com/GeeksInterruptedTwitter – http://twitter.com/GeeksOnAirInstagram - http://instagram.com/GeeksOnAirVoicemail - http://speakpipe.com/GeeksInterruptedIf you enjoyed this episode, head on over to our Apple Podcasts page & kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.

On this week's episode of the Unnatural Selection Podcast we discuss: Tim Apple and how Apple Maps actually does a decent amount to protect your privacy? Flying taxis as far as the eye can see! Adam can 1000% be your hype-man for just about anything. Electric, driverless mini helicopters to get you to the airport in 10mins. You can’t have traffic in the air though, so that’s something. China and Hong Kong’s extradition laws - people in Honkers are not happy about it. It’s just one law - marriage equality, get it in ya. Theresa May and Brexit continues to roll along despite the fact it’s been finishing for several years now. Trump and his advert for future electoral collusion. The Unnatural Selection podcast is produced by Jorge Tsipos, Adam Direen and Tom Heath. Visit the Unnatural Selection website at www.UnnaturalShow.com for stuff and things. The views expressed are those of the hosts and their guests and do not reflect those of any other entities. Unnatural Selection is a show made for comedic purposes and should not be taken seriously by anyone.   Twitter: @JorgeTsipos @TomDHeath @UnnaturalShow   Instagram: @JorgeTsipos @AdamCDireen @Tom.Heath @UnnaturalShow

Welcome to Episode 32 of the snobOS Podcast!Intro: We talk weekend adventures: Nica volunteering for Black Girls Code and Terrance's trip to the Midwest.The Lowdown: We talk Apple and Microsoft team up for iCloud App for Windows, Rumor - “iPhone 11” to get USB-C, and iOS 13 will be able to scan NFC chips with ID cards...in Japan.2nd String: We talk Spotify going down, “UBER Air” taxis revealed, and Uber and Lyft drivers using cheat codes to charge more.For the Culture: We talk new Netflix series by Ava Duvernay, When They See Us.The Hookup: Via listener Bruce Wilson, “I'm getting pulled over by police” Siri shortcut . Show you Dad some love on Father's DayApple Podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsEmail: snobOScast@gmail.comFollow snobOS Podcast @snobOScastFollow Nica Montford @TechSavvyDivaFollow Terrance Gaines @BrothaTechDownload, rate & review on Apple Google & SpotifyEngage on social @snobOScastLeave comments and suggestionsWeb: snobOScast.comEmail: snobOScast@gmail.com

The boys discuss the Spilt Milk festival coming to Ballarat, Ash Barty and the Matildas, UberAir, and they also introduce a new philosophical segment! Make sure to also check out Meraki Minds! - https://merakiminds.bandcamp.com  Intro song - https://soundcloud.com/days-music/fruity 

In this episode, James Cleary, Richard Berry and Marcus Craft hit the garage to talk about all things motoring, including:Your feedbackThe metaphorical and literal blue sky thinking of Uber AirCrafty runs us through what makes a good off-roaderWhat we've been driving this week, including: the Chevrolet Camaro, Ford Transit and BMW X7And, as always, MuskWatch - This week: Elon pushes ahead with plans for a Tesla pick-up, and considers entering a surprising industry for someone keen to save the planet.You can get in touch with us on Facebook, Twitter (#CGPodcast) and Instagram, or let us know if you're keen to try out a flying Uber by emailing comments@carsguide.com.au

What should be a 'drive-thru',Cornflake crackles,Sophie Turner's career choice,Weirdest things you've seen on the road,Hero tradies,Cracking,Uber Air,Australian Survivor,Old fashioned sayings

This week on The Wrap, we'll take to the skies to talk Uber Air, look at what's new from Beats and Bose, what's coming in the world of Xbox, and check out how 5G is going with Telstra and Oppo. All in five minutes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight - Dalrymple, Uber Air, Apple privacy, “Apple is Listening", “I Have A Question!” with Melissa and shooting portraits!

Uber names Melbourne, Australia as the first market for Uber Air outside the US, after Dallas and New York. Riders could get from the CBD to the airport in 12 minutes for about the same price as an Uber X. Testing from now and beginning services in 2023, subject to regulatory approval.

Dress-up book week,Around the World,Braces,Uber AIr,Sexy Selfies at Chernobyl,What would your kid never know,Hong Kong fiasco,Stan Walker,World's weirdest diet,Diary - Geoffrey Deadlesten,Pee in the pool,Hit while on the phone

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This week we invite on long-time friend Avery Hatch, and we discuss a whole lot including her long resume as an actress (peep her IMDb, linked below), a long UberAir discussion, fate, luck, ice cream, how she pronounces "banana" incorrectly, and so much more. If you enjoyed this episode and want to hear more, follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you're listening to this. Follow Avery Hatch on the following social media platforms: Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/averybh Instagram: https://instagram.com/avery_bh?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=s1wehhku88sg Check out Avery's IMDb and all the films/web series she's been in! IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3074551/

Bu bölümde Uber'ın planladığı hava taksiciliği ile ilgili gelişmeleri değerlendirdik.

Bu bölümde Uber'ın planladığı hava taksiciliği ile ilgili gelişmeleri değerlendirdik.

Kicking off episode 13 with a short game of Super Smash Bros. We then talk BEEEER, Uber Air, Elon Musk, Tom Hanks (however briefly), and dreams. Music selection by Mike Music by Liz Cooper & The Stampede: Fondly & Forever | Motions Suggestions & recommendations are welcome at DrinkTankDC@gmail.com and (202) 681-1916 [Explicit Content]

Karl Stefanovic hangs out in studio with the guys, High up at Uber Nikhil Goel calls through to break the news on Uber Air coming to AUS. And we put the call out in a snap poll, pubes or no pubes? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the JPR crew cross paths with some pilots who flew a 182 to 48 states in 17 days. Plus is UberAir at least 50 years away?

New this week on EP 8 of The Tomarock Show ! We discuss TICKETMASTER, TJ Miller, Google I/O, Uber Air, Childish Gambinos "This is America", 2 more tips and tricks, the PS5 Rumors and just all around hilarious banter ! Check us out and thanks for watching ! Thank you for listening to The TomaRock Show Podcast For the Podcast Visit us on Anchor or anywhere Podcasts are Streamed! Watch Us On YouTube! www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwLKho6nx9zwGk200xRWjc7TSUeltXo2O You comments, likes and sub's mean the world to us! Please feel free to leave any comments and feedback below! anchor.fm/thetomarockshow You can also check us out here! Instagram @thetomarockshow @daylngirard @shanealyward Twitter @thetomarockshow @DaylnGirard @Shanealyward --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetomarockshow/support

En este episodio: (06:50) Bienvenidos al NortCast, en este episodio empezamos con un concierto al cual Fofo asistió, nos trae el review de Beach House. (15:55) ¡Karate Kid regreso! Y no en forma de fichas, en forma de serie exclusiva de YouTube Red con “Cobra Kai". (22:58) El NortCast se pone elegante y traemos a la mesa de debate el Met Gala 2018. (25:38) En la sección de Google, mandamos a Abe a Mountain View, Cali. Para ver el Google I/O 2018 y nos trae las mejores notas. (37:40) Uber sigue dando de que hablar, desde problemas con sus autos autónomos y su nueva propuesta de UberAir, la opción de poder volar dentro de la ciudad. (43:40) Continuamos con las notas de Google I/O, mejoras en Google Maps, compatibilidad entre Linux más amigable para los usuarios. (49:10) RunPee, la app que te dice cuando puedes ir corriendo al baño durante las películas en los momentos más indicados (lentos). (54:30) Y en películas que nadie pidió, Rambo No. 5 es un hecho y ahora pelearán contra Lou Bega. (57:45) RDJ ya tiene feria, libertad y confirmaron Sherlock Homes 3, la franquicia sigue dejando dinerito y los estudios dijeron que si va. (62:22) ¡Bill and Ted regresaron! Tan solo tardaron 27 años y al fin tendremos secuela. (65:15) “Can you smell… what The Rock is charging” por publicidad en sus redes sociales. (71:17) Despedida. Síguenos:TwitterFacebookSuscríbete:Apple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyRSSContacto

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Uber and their latest concept design for a flying taxi.

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: Woody Game: Don’t Be Silly, Name That Billy; UK bans flushable wipes; Things flushed down the toilet; Uber Air; Everyone’s a cheerleader; SHATG Report (the G is silent); It Happened in Flori-duh; And so much more!

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: Woody Game: Don’t Be Silly, Name That Billy; UK bans flushable wipes; Things flushed down the toilet; Uber Air; Everyone’s a cheerleader; SHATG Report (the G is silent); It Happened in Flori-duh; And so much more!

This episode we discuss UberAir and it's plans for commuting via electric helicopters. We also discuss earthquakes in 2018 and a giant reflective space balloon. Hope you enjoy this episode of TheTalkingSpot.

This week we discussed Meek Mill's recent sentencing, Greek life, and Uber Air. Hang on to ya butts!

As soon as 2020, Uber could be shuttling folks around by air! #uber #flying #flight #travel #traffic #dallas #la #losangeles #lyft #technology #business #driving #drivers #innovation #future #jetsons #nasa #VTOL #ThursdayThoughts

Parliamo di Trump, Uber Air e dei 10mila dipendenti assunti da Facebook per proteggersi da attacchi hacker russi. In studio Marco Vitrotti e Paolo Agostinelli.In onda ogni giorno dal Lunedì al Venerdì dalle 16:30!

Come si può risolvere il problema del traffico? Semplice: con le macchine volanti. Non è un bambino fantasioso a dirlo ma UBER, che ha già dimostrato di saper prendere di petto la realtà per innovarla. Scopriamo grazie a Jeff Holden, Chief Product Officer, il progetto UBER AIR e come ragionare senza vincoli per portare innovazioni sul mercato: https://www.uber.com/air☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

Come si può risolvere il problema del traffico? Semplice: con le macchine volanti. Non è un bambino fantasioso a dirlo ma UBER, che ha già dimostrato di saper prendere di petto la realtà per innovarla. Scopriamo grazie a Jeff Holden, Chief Product Officer, il progetto UBER AIR e come ragionare senza vincoli per portare innovazioni sul mercato: https://www.uber.com/air☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

Episodio 80 de El Gato de Turing, en esta ocasión con una lista de recomendaciones de webs, podcasts y newsletters para que podáis estar al día de las últimas noticias científicas y tecnológicas. Además, os contaremos cómo os espía Uber y las últimas novedades de Elon Musk. También os contamos cuál es el nuevo lugar de trabajo de Iban. ¡Esperamos que os guste! Recomendaciones Webs que os recomendamos: Xataka – www.xataka.com Genbeta – www.genbeta.com El Chapuzas Informático – elchapuzasinformatico.com Hipertextual – hipertextual.com Engadget ES – www.engadget.com The Next Web – thenextweb.com The Verge – theverge.com Recode – https://www.vox.com/recode 9to5Mac – 9to5mac.com Eureka – https://danielmarin.naukas.com/ ForoCochesEléctricos – https://forococheselectricos.com/ DiarioRenovables – https://www.diariorenovables.com/ Electrek – https://electrek.co/ SpaceNews – https://spacenews.com/ Phoronix – https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=home Nuestros podcasts favoritos: Perspectiva –https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/perspectiva/id1078072317 Emilcar Daily – https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/emilcar-daily/id575822709 Binarios – https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/binarios/id1125744002 NewGamePlus – https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/new-game-plus/id998459173 Puromac – https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/puromac/id207230788 Proyecto Macintosh – https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/proyecto-macintosh/id973716051 Hipertextual – https://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/hipertextual-podcast/id660088094 Engadget – https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-engadget-espanol_sq_f1470325_1.html Newsletters para ahorraros trabajo: mixx.io – https://mixx.io/ Movidas Random – http://movidasrandom.com/ Noticias Lo nuevo de Uber se llama Uber Air – https://hipertextual.com/2017/04/uber-airUber se enfrenta a cargos criminales por su software espía – https://hipertextual.com/2017/05/uber-greyballEl peligro de usar una extensión de terceros sobre tu correo Gmail: el caso unroll.me – https://www.xataka.com/seguridad/el-peligro-de-usar-una-extension-de-terceros-sobre-tu-correo-gmail-el-caso-unroll-meIntel sube su apuesta por el coche autónomo – https://hipertextual.com/2017/05/intel-centro-coche-autonomoPrimer paso de Cassini entre Saturno y sus anillos – http://danielmarin.naukas.com/2017/04/28/primer-paso-de-cassini-entre-saturno-y-sus-anillos/Lanzamiento del satélite militar secreto NROL-76 y recuperación de la primera etapa del Falcon 9 (Falcon v1.2) – http://danielmarin.naukas.com/2017/05/01/lanzamiento-del-satelite-militar-secreto-nrol-76-falcon-v1-2/Primera imagen del camión eléctrico de Tesla – https://forococheselectricos.com/2017/04/primera-imagen-del-camion-electrico-de-tesla.htmlTesla está desarrollando unas baterías con menor degradación al paso de los ciclos. 96% de capacidad después de 300.000 kms – https://forococheselectricos.com/2017/05/tesla-esta-desarrollando-unas-baterias-con-menor-degradacion-al-paso-de-los-ciclos-96-de-capacidad-despues-de-300-000-kms.htmlEl doble de supercargadores Tesla en 2017: éstos son los 14 nuevos en España y 13 en México – https://www.xataka.com/automovil/el-doble-de-supercargadores-tesla-en-2017-la-red-se-ampliara-con-10-000-estaciones-en-todo-el-mundoThe future we’re building — and boring – https://www.ted.com/talks/elon_musk_the_future_we_re_building_and_boring Podéis encontrarnos en Twitter y en Facebook!

An Uber air taxi drone, hacking a drone, a fuel cell for the ScanEagle, Grand Sky UAS Park, drone privacy, and swarming biobots.