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Where mobility is heading. Movement tracks the vehicles, technologies and drivers reshaping how people and goods move, and what each one signals for the future.
DJI Dock 4: The Drone Race Is Moving Beyond the Aircraft
The next frontier in drones isn’t simply flying farther, capturing better images, or avoiding obstacles more intelligently. It’s about seamless system integration, greater autonomy, and removing humans from the operational loop. DJI continues to push these boundaries, innovating rapidly across the entire ecosystem.
The Factory Is Becoming a Robot
KUKA is transforming the factory from a collection of programmed machines into an intelligent, adaptive system. For more than a century, factories have been designed around a simple premise: make the environment predictable and give machines precise instructions. Industrial robots became extraordinarily good at performing repetitive tasks with speed and accuracy, but they remained largely dependent on carefully engineered processes and predefined instructions.
From Making Cars to Making Intelligence
XPENG is betting that the next generation of mobility won't be defined by horsepower, but by physical intelligence. For more than a century, the automobile has been an extraordinarily capable machine—but fundamentally, it has remained a machine. We designed it to carry us, then progressively added sensors, software and artificial intelligence to make it safer, more efficient and increasingly autonomous. Now XPENG is proposing something considerably more ambitious: that the automobile become part of a much larger Physical AI ecosystem.
Archer and Anduril: The First Chapter of America's Next Aviation Renaissance
History rarely repeats itself exactly, but it often follows familiar patterns. The recent partnership between Archer Aviation and Anduril to develop an autonomous hybrid-electric cargo aircraft for defense applications may appear to be another military procurement announcement. In reality, it signals something far more significant: the beginning of a new American innovation cycle where defense investment accelerates technologies that ultimately reshape commercial markets, rebuild manufacturing capability, and redefine mobility itself.
AI in Automotive - #406 - Alex Roy, Founder - Johnson & Roy Advisors
AI in Automotive host Jayesh Jagasia and Alex Roy, Founder of Johnson and Roy Advisors and a key leader in the autonomous vehicle domain, discuss the recent shake-up at Cruise, the culture needed for autonomous vehicle companies to succeed, and other vital factors that will influence autonomous mobility.
