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While we cover a lot of future technology on this site, SpaceX’s Starship has the potential to fundamentally alter all of humanity in a heart beat over the next decade and I’m not even talking about a Mars base.
Fully Self Driving (FSD) cars are coming, there’s no question about that. The thing is, virtually no one seems to grasp just how much of an absolute shitstorm it’s going cause when it all drops. So today let’s look at what it will mean for your average person.
Tesla’s AutoPilot system leads the industry but what is it exactly? What will it look like in 2025 and what different steps will we see it go through before then?
Everyone hates having their phone battery die and for the most part the best money can buy is currently a battery around the 4,000 mAh mark. Luckily though it looks like things might be changing soon…
Join me as I get out of my usual Tesla mode and take a more in depth look at what a major legacy car maker is up to. To see what they have planned for the future by diving into their past at the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.
This evening at a private event SpaceX CEO Elon Musk revealed their not-so-secret Starship Mark 1 design. On display behind him dwarfing their very first Falcon 1 rocket, the 50 metre high rocket looks like an absolute beast. If things run to schedule, Musk wants to have it fly to orbit in the next 6 months!
Yes that’s right. Taking delivery of one of the first Tesla Model 3’s in Australia we drove away from our delivery appointment last Thursday in our own Batmobile. After a week of driving, playing, poking and learning I thought I’d give a few quick first impressions.
Climate Change is a big, huge, very serious issue that virtually everyone is now essentially numb to. But there’s a growing problem I’ve seen more and more over the years in the general media, the idea that to “fight” or “solve” Climate Change we need some huge, outlandish Moonshot idea. That’s rubbish.
There’s been a lot of disruption that has occurred over the last two decades and even more that’s happening now. So today we’re looking at what the biggest disruptive technologies out there are and how they will change your future day to day life.
The future of transport is electric that much is clear, but what will happen to today’s legacy car manufacturers? Will they thrive? Will they be pushed aside, go bankrupt or something else?