Category: Transportation Science
The latest news updates from Transportation research and development.
Japanese scientists create ‘transparent’ car
Japanese scientists have created a “transparent” car akin to Bond’s Aston Martin Vanquish, which becomes
Insulating high-speed tracks against freezing, thawing
Researchers are helping high-speed rail systems handle the stress of freezing
3-D printed airplane takes test flight
University of Virginia engineering students have built an unmanned aerial vehicle
China tests world’s fastest alpine railway
China Monday showcased the world’s first alpine high-speed rail line, which threads through the country’s.
World’s lowest roadworthy car is 45 cm tall
The world’s smallest car measures just 45.2 cm tall. Mirai, which means
`Intelligent co-pilot` for cars that keeps drivers safe developed
Engineers have developed a new semiautonomous safety system that uses an onboard camera and laser.
Indian origin researcher’s smart headlights that lets drivers see through rain
While driving in the rain, or when there is snow fall, visibility sometimes gets worse.
Soon, electric cars to be powered through tyres
A team of researchers from Japan has come up with a method of sending electricity.
Blow-up seatbelt promises greater crash protection in rear car seats
Seatbelts that inflate in less than 40 milliseconds are to be fitted in cars in.
Crash risk for drivers on mobile may be overplayed
Talking on mobile phone while driving doesn’t increase chances of a crash, a new study.