Autonomous Indy Cars Run with Central Computers from dSPACE in Wixom | DBusiness
Wixom-based dSPACE, one of the world’s top providers of simulation and validation solutions, has announced it is the exclusive supplier of on-vehicle computer technology for the Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC). The IAC organizes racing competitions among university-affiliated teams from around the world to program fully autonomous race cars and compete in a series of events at iconic tracks. dSPACE is providing the Autera AutoBox in-vehicle prototyping and data recording system that acts as the central computer in all vehicles, enabling fully autonomous operation of the cars on the racetrack.
Current Thinking: advancing EV charging with infrastructure funding | Eaton Currently Thinking Podcast
Listen as Judd Herzer of the Michigan Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME), Antoine Thompson of the Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition (GWRCCC), and Eaton’s Nick D’Angelo and John Vernacchia discuss the vital role vehicle electrification plays in the energy transition of states and municipalities. Discover how state and local governments are maximizing the impact of infrastructure funding and how Eaton can partner with organizations to identify sources of stimulus funding to put EV initiatives in the fast lane.
Three Midwestern States to Watch as They Navigate Equitable Rollout for EV Charging | Inside Climate News
Minnesota, Michigan, and Illinois are uniquely positioned to begin spending federal funds to expand EV infrastructure with an eye toward environmental justice. With an influx of federal investments into electric transportation nationwide, EVs are growing dramatically in popularity.
Michigan Awards Seed Money for Mobility Innovation Projects | Government Technology
Three companies were awarded a total of $260,000 from the Michigan Mobility Funding Platform to advance technology in the areas of bridge construction, electric vehicles, and drone-operated deliveries. Grant recipients included Evenergi, Workhorse Group Inc., and HiPer Fiber.
Motor City Transit: Joe Louis Greenway taking shape | Axios Detroit
A recent sneak peak at the Joe Louis Greenway near the Michigan Central train depot showed how the project aims to connect far-flung parts of the city. Once completed, the $240 million greenway project will stretch 27.5 miles, connecting 23 neighborhoods with trails like the Dequindre Cut and Detroit Riverfront.