Facebook ran a successful test-flight of their solar-powered "Aquila" drone in Arizona this week, in hopes of using UAVs like it to spread internet access across rural and remote areas. The company avoided a repeat of its initial Aquila flight in 2016 which resulted in a crash-landing.
Both occupants were transported to a nearby trauma center.
Want to spend $200k on a BMW? This track monster might be for you.
Included with the race-dominating bike is a VIP trip to an American Flat Track race, plus a flat track riding lesson from a member of the Wrecking Crew.
They'll apparently be sold as the RX 350L and RX 450hL, according to Mag-X.
Thrust UAV and PCS Edventures are using the Goodwill Festival of Speed as a testbed for drone-related activities that could inspire and engage the youth in physics, science, and engineering.
If you own a Mazda3 or Mazda6, be careful parking on a hill.
The most powerful Civic in Honda's history is a complete monster.
Imagine a luxury rocket ship—then add more power.
The alleged thief used some of the money from selling the bins toward a house.
A more apt location for the "official" launch could not be found. This monster has speed by the fistful.
Toyota's Human Support Robot is designed to help the disabled with everyday tasks.
Your house, your family, or your shiny red C1 'Vette—take your pick.
Indian companies face unique challenges in developing self-driving cars.
Patent drawings reveal a sports car that looks more or less just like what we'd expect.
This has become a true family project.
Another horrific example of why driving impaired is stupid and dangerous.
It's not all gas-and-go at the Festival of Speed—some unusual electric cars made an appearance, too.
The small track is "dangerous for everyone," according to driver Santiago Tovar.