You Can No Longer Order a New Subaru BRZ
This means a new-gen car is definitely coming.
Classic P1800 + fast Polestar drivetrain = rowdy as hell.
The trucks couldn't save Ford, either. But a partnership with Argo AI paid off handsomely.
Everything M3s' six-speed manual CSL kit was engineered using 180 genuine BMW parts, and it makes the greatest E46 even better.
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He claims that designing purely by computer lacks emotion and a genetic connection with its creator.
The DRL's new Lockheed Martin AlphaPilot Innovation Challenge will test AI-infused drones against professionally piloted UAVs.
Flytrex launched the world's first autonomous drone delivery system in Iceland last year and it's now testing its UAV deliveries in North Dakota.
Safir members include Amazon Prime Air, UTM developer Unifly, and medical supply drone delivery company Helicus.
Analytics firm Geomni will collaborate with DroneBase, the world's largest drone operations company, to provide rapid aerial property inspections.
The idea was proposed by an airline employee and a prototype has since been completed.
Your new NSX could be assembled by Honda's tax guy.
Three savvy Indian friends founded medical drone delivery business Air Aid, with hopes to expand in 2019.
The autonomous inspection drone provides accurate mapping data while relaying that data in real time.
The Skydio Autonomy Platform aims to give developers AI and machine learning tools to build on the already strong features of the R1 hobby UAV.
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography uses ROVs to assess water heat, density, and salinity providing data for accurate hurricane models.
Drone smuggling in Ukraine is a seemingly common occurrence, with quadcopters and biplanes getting tobacco and other contraband out of the country.
Telstra has successfully operated a fleet of drones through its 4GX cellular network with ambitions of scaling up once 5G is standardized.
Flirtey made use of a UAV fleet to ship defibrillators in the Nevada town on Wednesday.
Colorado's largest utility company garnered FAA approval to conduct beyond visual line of sight flights in April and implemented its usage Wednesday.