Tuesday, 29 January 2019

Robotic Valet Parking


Robot parking Test at Gatwick

Image of Robot Parking


Gatwick is to trial Robot Valet parking this summer. A electric powered robot will collect your car from the car park entrance, it will then using military grade Satellite navigation park it in a much smaller space. This means that more cars can be put in the the same car park footprint, Also this will provide  more security as there will not be enough room between cars for a person to open the doors.

Tuesday, 8 January 2019

Walking Car.



Hyundai's walking car  as shown at the CS 2019








The car has a number of modes that allows it to move over a variety of terrain, giving it  multi role capabilities.


Friday, 4 January 2019

Aerones Drones

Found this whilst i was looking for something else on the drone front. he video is over 12 months old now, I wonder where it is up to now.
Aerones has  a few heavy lift drones with some interesting uses.



 


https://www.aerones.com

Friday, 23 November 2018

Plane with no moving parts.



Scientists have invented a plane with no moving parts. The plane fly using ions produced from a high electric current.  Move in the video from the BBC.

Thursday, 22 November 2018

Electric car of the 70s

Electric cars are not new they were running in the  70s. So much of are tech was first envisaged years ago and only now the tech has caught up with vision.

Fire Fighting and Widow Cleaning Drone



It looks like the drone are now moving into Fire fighting and window cleaning although the Law and 5 G are lagging behind a bit.


Thursday, 15 November 2018

A quick word about the new BT Superfast Fiber Plus



Image result for broadband

A quick word about the new BT Super Fast Fibre Plus
The web site boasts 


We'll get you back online quickly if your broadband stops working. We’ll send you a Mini Hub straightaway at no extra cost if you ever have to report a broadband fault – it uses a mobile signal to connect your devices until we’ve fixed the fault

Now my thoughts on this are
  1. This is supposing that all your devices are wireless.
  2.  This would mean changing the settings in all your connected devices, and then back again when the broadband is restored.
  3. What if you have poor or no 4G reception.
  4. Why would you not just tether your mobile.
  5. The package also gives you double data on your mobile so why would you need to wait for a hub just tether everything.
So this looks to me like a gimmick to  extract more rental out of the customer who is not technically minded.