What Keeps Fleets From Going Fully Autonomous?
By Darya Efimova, Iflexion
Science fiction shaped our imagination to easily envision a world where we can take a driverless taxi, ride a flying car, and use drones in place of snail mail. In reality, the changing consumer and societal needs do give a push to new technologies that get us closer to autonomous transport. However, highly connected vehicles, remote fleet control opportunities, and autonomous vehicle development unearth various challenges related to moral and legal aspects, insurance, privacy, cybersecurity, and cost, and demonstrate our overall unpreparedness in terms of business models, infrastructure, and user mindset.
An Interactive Periodic Table insights from industryJoel Aleixo Global Marketing ManagerGoodfellow
In this interview, Joel Aleixo, Global Marketing Manager from Goodfellow talks to AZoM about the benefits of an interactive periodic table.
To begin, can you tell us about the new fun and interactive periodic table app ‘Mr. Material’ (including what its target audience is and the success of the launch so far)?
The Mr. Material app tests players’ knowledge of the periodic table as they work their way through the levels of the game. Speed is of the essence; the faster players answer each question, the higher the score. The object of the game is to have fun, learn about the elements, and reach as many levels as possible to rank on the leader board. The app was launched in 2019, in time for the celebrations of the 150
A BARTON Peveril Sixth Form College student has been highlighted as a potential future Olympian. Monique Vennis-Ozanne is being dubbed the next big thing after being selected for the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Transition Group - 49er Winter 2020/21. The Transition Group aims to bridge the gap between youth and adult sailing, with a focus on developing youth sailors into Olympic athletes. Monique said: “I m very happy to have been selected for the squad, it is the first step in my ambition to go to the Olympics.” The athlete and her teammate Jessica Jobson have been selected for the 49erFX (Women’s Double Handed Skiff) group.
A COLLEGE student has been highlighted as a potential future Olympian after being selected for a yachting association. Barton Peveril Sixth Form College student, Monique Vennis-Ozanne, has been chosen for the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Transition Group - 49er Winter 2020/21. The Transition Group aims to bridge the gap between youth and adult sailing, with a focus on developing youth sailors into Olympic athletes. The college says the second year student’s selection recognises her potential to progress within British Youth Sailing to the British Sailing Team . Monique formerly attended Crofton School and has been selected based on her performance and commitment to a programme of training and competition over a period of several years.
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