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From the 40s of the last century, people have created an aluminum alloy (called AA 7075) with a hardness equivalent to steel but weighing only 1/3, it promises to be use…
100 years is a very long time and in those years, people have achieved great technological changes.
Despite the disastrous financial statements from quarter to quarter, Tesla is still considered the future of cars.
Flying or self-driving cars have not been widely introduced to the public, but many modern technologies have been included in current models.
Although the use of biometrics in the automotive field is not so common, it is expected to grow steadily in the next few years.
That's the technology developed by Affectiva to help the car detect the driver's mood by giving the appropriate warning ...