Mustang Mach-E: Ford's Mustang-inspired electric SUV
Marking nearly two years since Ford's initial announcement of a 'Mustang-inspired' electric SUV, the company is finally unveiling the Mustang Mach-E, an electric SUV inspired by the classic American design of the original car. The Mach-E will be available on the market in late 2020. It's a sports version of an SUV, and former Ford GT car designer Camilo Pardo has asked die-hard Mustang fans to 'manage expectations' when it comes to the Mach-E.
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Xiaomi confirms February 13th launch date of Mi 10
Xiaomi has confirmed the launch of the latest edition of its Mi smartphones, Mi 10 on February 13 in China, the global launch to follow on February 23rd, a day before Mobile World Congress kicks off in Barcelona, Spain. Xiaomi announced the launch date for China on Weibo and the International launch date on twitter.
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Ford to begin using bipedal robots for deliveries and warehouse tasks
Ford has recently bought two bipedal robots that can lift 40 pounds each, from Agility Robotics. They are the first company to buy such robots and intend to use them alongside self-driving cars in order to make deliveries. The robots are equipped with advanced navigation and balance software and hardware.
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Bosch develops an economical three dimensional sensor for self driving cars
German automotive supplier Bosch has announced that it has created a lower-cost version of a lidar sensor, a kind of sensor that provides a full 3-dimensional view of the road using light. This could drastically speed up the development of self-driving cars as no affordable sensors are currently available on the market.
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