Important Innovations

  D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF                 By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane PEUGEOT'S INCEPTION CONCEPT: FUTURE OF DRIVING                                                       Source:  Peugeot For Peugeot, the Inception concept, just unveiled in London, showcases the simpler, more refined design approach that will be showcased in its new models starting in 2025 But the EV showcases a lot more:  the future of driving surrounded by brand new, futuristic technologies, including: Charging by induction, which is wireless charging by driving over an electrified pad Next-G intelligent cockpit Steering by wire that eliminates the traditional steering wheel Dashboard replaced by "Hypersquare" control with digital electric touch controls and tablet screen replacing mechanical links When autonomous, Hypersquare controller retracks and a large panoramic screen slides up from the floor Expected range of nearly 500 miles 0 to 62 mph in less than 3 seconds Hands free, aut

  D AILY INNOVATION BRIEF                                                                                                          By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane  ELECTRIC CHEVY CORVETTE COMING SOON                                                                                          Source:  GM The President of Chevrolet Mark Reuss announced today that Chevy will produce an all-electric Corvette That's a first, as is the hybrid model that will precede the fully-electric Vette to market The hybrid will hit the market very soon and the all-electric version will be available next year Experts are saying these will also be the first 4-wheel-drive Corvettes It could also be a completely new model Currently the Corvette Stingray is available with a 6.2-liter V8 engine that produces 495 hp There's also a recently announced 670 hp Corvette Z06 with a 5.5-liter V8 engine that is coming out GM intends to offer only 0-emissions vehicles by 2035. HAS HARVARD DISCOVERED

  D AILY INNOVATION BRIEF                                                                                                          By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane  CLIMATE CHANGE & YOUR 9 TO 5 LIFE                                             Source: Stock Summer 2023 In the US and Europe this summer, sweltering heatwaves with temperatures and humidity pushing historic records are making work life unbearable for millions Experts are saying  conditions are so uncomfortable that working hours may have to be adjusted to help people cope with future heatwaves They're suggesting forget about 9 to 5; 6AM to 2 PM would work better and scrap the full suits and ties New research from the UK's prestigious Oxford University finds that Britain, like Spain, may have to start the workday at earlier hours The Oxford researchers urge "immediate and unprecedented actions are needed" on workday schedules and habits The UK, Switzerland and Norway need to do something n

  D AILY INNOVATION BRIEF                                                                                                          By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane  CLIMATE CHANGE & YOUR 9 TO 5 LIFE                                             Source: Stock Summer 2023 In the US and Europe this summer, sweltering heatwaves with temperatures and humidity pushing historic records are making work life unbearable for millions Experts are saying  conditions are so uncomfortable that working hours may have to be adjusted to help people cope with future heatwaves They're suggesting forget about 9 to 5; 6AM to 2 PM would work better and scrap the full suits and ties New research from the UK's prestigious Oxford University finds that Britain, like Spain, may have to start the workday at earlier hours The Oxford researchers urge "immediate and unprecedented actions are needed" on workday schedules and habits The UK, Switzerland and Norway need to do something n

  D AILY INNOVATION BRIEF                                                                                                          By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane  MUSK PREDICTS FULL SELF DRIVING TESLAS IN 2023                                                       Source:  Tesla & World AI Conference At the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, Tesla CEO Elon Musk predicted that fully self-driving (FSD)  Tesla's will be on the road sometime in 2023 He's worked on FSD autonomous technology for several years & hit what he called several "roadblocks" but feels the technology is now ready & he will bring them to market as "we are closer to it than we've ever been" Whether or not Tesla offers FSD cars to consumers this year, autonomous driving will require governments, including the US, to enact legal and regulatory statutes and guidelines to maintain safety on the highways During his keynote address at the World AI