Mach9 Robotics - a startup based in the area of the bridge collapse - was the first to get involved by deploying its robotics and sensor equipment to map subsurface and surface areas and develop geospatial models of crucial infrastructure in minutes. It will certainly be interesting what “models” people choose to represent me. I’m personally going with the George Costanza look.Ĥ - From the ground below to the skies above, Pittsburgh startups are launching their tech to inspect bridges.Ī bridge collapse in Pittsburgh, PA back in January has enabled startups in the city to use their related technology to build bridges of their own and scale their companies. But it's another technology that smart retailers will be using over the next few years to help customers buy their products. Will this be the end of the dressing room? Probably not. It makes sense and could be the first widely accepted use of autonomous technology in the next few years.
That’s because trucks can go driverless down a highway pretty safely, saving gas and lowering insurance costs. But driverless trucks? Ah…now there’s something. That’s because many smart people like the people at Uber or even Elon Musk have admitted that these things are harder than they thought. We hear about driverless cars but they’re still a long way away. And as driverless trucks become more popular – and a few major players have big plans for this technology – there will be a need for suburban stations where humans can jump in the cab and take over the truck for the last few, complicated miles. But these are not the vehicles you might expect. The rising demand for autonomous vehicles are driving some speculators to grab land outside of big cities. 2 - Self-driving trucks are creating a land grab near some big cities.
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