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: 20 setembro 2018; 1868

How Apps are Changing the Driving Experience

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SOURCE: Automotive IQ
17 de setembro, 2018

Today, you find mobile apps for almost everything, but not so much for driving and driving-related purposes. For instance, the Google’s in-car system popularly known as Android Auto comes pre-installed in most vehicles. Drivers can use the app to accomplish a wide range of activities while using the car.

: 18 setembro 2018; 1767

Audi on Future Trends in Battery Electronics

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SOURCE: Automotive IQ
12 de setembro, 2018

Automotive IQ sat down with Mr. Thömmes, Head of Development Software Functions and Electronics for HV-Batteries at AUDI AG and discussed the new electronic architectures for high voltage battery systems and challenges in meeting market requirements and customer expectations and how to overcome them....

: 23 julho 2018; 1761

New battery systems must include vital changes

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AUTHOR: Al Tuttle
SOURCE: Automotive IQ
July 16, 2018

As batteries for automobiles get lighter and stronger, they become not only more powerful but also more dangerous. The search for battery materials that mix power and longevity must also be a search for safety, such as less flammability and explosive power.

For many years batteries have been self-destructive, either slowly or explo...

: 09 julho 2018; 1373

Overcoming Charging Interoperability Challenges

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SOURCE: Automotive IQ
AUTHOR: Peter Els
Image Source: Inside EVs

Emissions statistics for 2016, published on 6 February 2018 by the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy department, show that for the first time transport has surpassed energy supply as the biggest source of greenhouse gases in the UK.
Transport was responsible for 125.8 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (MtCO2e), up from 123.4 MtCO2e in 2015.
In contrast energy supply pumpe...

: 23 julho 2018; 1743

EU measures curbing steel imports concern auto industry

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SOURCE: ACEA
July 18, 2018

Brussels, 18 July 2018 – The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) strongly regrets the introduction of provisional measures to curb steel imports into the EU, approved by the European Commission today.
In March, the Commission initiated a safeguard inv...

: 11 julho 2018; 1654

CO2 car and van targets: industry reacts to European Parliament votes

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SOURCE: ACEA
Brussels, 10 July 2018

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) takes note of the outcomes of today’s European Parliament votes on post-2020 CO2 targets for cars and vans in the TRAN and ITRE Committees, and will now make a further assessment of the details.
Generally speaking, Europe’s car manufacturers remain extremely concerned about the feasibility of the proposed CO2 targets and timings, which do not sufficiently...

: 14 junho 2018; 798

Realidade aumentada: foi um longo percurso até à sua aplicabilidade industrial!

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Foto: euroworks.ca

Fonte do artigo: Centro de Computação Gráfica (CCG)

Autor: Nuno Sousa

O conceito de Realidade Aumentada (RA) já surgiu há 56 anos, em 1962, mas só atualmente é que a aposta nesta tecnologia tem dado resultados nítidos, com a sua aplicabilidade na indústria a revelar-se vantajosa para as empresas dos mais diversos setores. Neste artigo olhamos para o nascimento da realidade aumentada, para a te...

: 23 julho 2018; 1800

Passenger car registrations: +2.9% during first half of 2018; +5.2% in June

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SOURCE: ACEA

July 17, 2018

Brussels – In June 2018, passenger car registrations posted a robust increase (+5.2%) across the EU, totalling almost 1.6 million new cars.
In June 2018, passenger car registrations posted a robust increase (+5.2%) across the EU, totalling almost 1.6 million new cars. In volume terms, this result marked the highest June total on record to date. Results were diverse among the five major EU ...

: 09 julho 2018; 1487

Electric cars: unrealistic CO2 targets proposed by EU Parliament ignore lack of charging points

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SOURCE: ACEA

Brussels, 5 July 2018 – Ahead of next week’s European Parliament votes on future CO2 targets for cars and vans, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) warns that the severe lack and unbalanced distribution of charging points is putting consumers off buying electric cars.
A new study provides a much-needed reality check for the Parliament, showing that the CO2 targets proposed by some MEPs are simply unattainable give...