Discover a collection of innovative vehicles pushing the boundaries of engineering and mobility. This video highlights custom builds like the Batcart, robotic and autonomous machines such as Intellos ...

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Peter Ludwig is the Co-Founder and CTO of Applied Intuition, a Silicon Valley-based AI and vehicle software supplier. Imagine a world where smart machines zip around our cities without anyone behind ...

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Quoting a post by the Boring Company on the social media platform X on Wednesday, a user on the platform, Austin Vernon, hailed the company's progress as it shared updates on a new tunnel being dug in ...

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