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Drone truck startup Einride unveils new driverless vehicles for autonomous freight hauling Einride, the Swedish autonomous trucking startup, unveiled a new vehicle type that the company hopes to have on the road delivering freight starting in 2021. The vehicles, dubbed Autonomous Electric Transport (AET), came in four different variations. Continue Reading . . . https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/8/21506125/einride-self-driving-truck-pod-aet-reveal

On Monday, Mercedes-Benz unveiled the Vision Urbanetic, an all-electric, autonomous concept that the German auto giant thinks will redefine mobility. It’s a sign that smartphone makers aren’t the only ones that occasionally flirt with modular designs. from https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/10/17840936/mercedes-benz-vision-urbanetic-self-driving-electric-concept-design https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/61262749/18C0763_003.0.jpg

     OK. I've always loved photography and film but never considered a drone. I always thought they would be to hard to fly.       Not any more.        A company called DJI had a will rated drone out that won't break the bank and had a ton of features that make this drone as easy to fly as pointing onto a phone or tablet screen. Also for those of us that are clumsy it has anti collision. It's the  Phantom 4  ( click here for the summer sale, save hundreds )      When researching drones the Phantom series was always at the top of the list for reviews.  PC Magazine  lists the the  Phantom 4  as Number 1 for 2016.   IDG Tech advisor  also lists the  Phantom 4  as Number 1.  CNET  says "this is the Drone to get" ( See below the movie for prices from DJI)  Here is a little bit about the  Phantom 4  Phantom 4 - (Click here to Purchase)   For the lowest cost option is the 'Phantom 3 Standard' *This summer 2016* )  T his is the

     OK. I've always loved photography and film but never considered a drone. I always thought they would be to hard to fly.       Not any more.        A company called DJI had a well rated drone out that won't break the bank and had a ton of features that make this drone as easy to fly as pointing onto a phone or tablet screen. Also for those of us that are clumsy it has anti collision. It's the  Phantom 4      When researching drones the Phantom series was always at the top of the list for reviews.  PC Magazine  lists the the  Phantom 4  as Number 1 for 2016.   IDG Tech advisor  also lists the  Phantom 4  as Number 1.  CNET  says "this is the Drone to get" ( See below the movie for prices from DJI, just follow the link to buy)  Here is a little bit about the  Phantom 4  Phantom 4 - (Click here to Purchase)      For the lowest cost option is the 'Phonatom 3 Standard' (at $499.00 *This summer 2016* )  T his is the 'Phantom 3 Professional'  ($999)