As sulfide electrolyte production scales, design engineers are tackling the systems-level hurdles of thermal management, structural architecture, and manufacturing for the next generation of electric vehicles. The solid-state battery (SSB) […]
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Shaping the Road Ahead: Innovations Beyond Artificial Intelligence The automotive world is at a historic crossroads. While much of the spotlight lately has shone on artificial intelligence—powering everything from autonomous
The concept behind this innovation is known as digital twins. A digital twin is a virtual model designed to accurately reflect a physical object. In the automotive industry, this means
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The evolution of modern vehicles has brought unparalleled convenience, transforming how we drive and interact with our cars. However, this increased connectivity also ushers in a new wave of cybersecurity
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Electric vehicles (EVs) have moved past the early adopter phase into mainstream, with growing popularity and an increase in charging infrastructure. The reason for this is simple: they are much
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EDI reports on most emerging automotive technologies. In this feature, we’ll summarice the top 11 emerging technologies that promise to shift to mainstream in automotive engineering design over the next
Blockchain technology, originally synonymous with cryptocurrencies, has gradually permeated various sectors, including the automotive industry. This document elucidates how blockchain is being employed for vehicle identity and history, secure transactions,
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The ongoing global microchip shortage has significantly impacted various industries, with the automotive sector being hit particularly hard. Assembly plants in North America and Europe have faced production cutbacks, resulting
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