Tag: Western
Humanoid Robots Keep Slipping Into the Future, Much Like Fusion
Humanoid robots have a habit of returning to public attention in waves. Each wave arrives with smoother motion, better balance, and more confident timelines. The claim is usually some version of general purpose capability. The promise is a machine that can safely share space with humans and perform a wide … [continued]
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Volkswagen Renaissance Begins In China
Volkswagen is aggressively introducing new plug-in hybrid and battery electric cars in China. What effect will that have on other markets?
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Carter George’s journey from Thunder Bay to the world stage
Carter George’s path to Team Canada involves chartered planes, broken goalie sticks, and a tight-knit community in northern Ontario.
You Can’t Buy This, America: FCB Ti7 4WD Luxury SUV
Toward the end of our visit in Guangzhou, China, we attempted to take an electric river cruise but couldn’t figure out how to get there in time due to road closures from the light festival. Looking at the map for other things to do, we saw a showroom for BYD’s … [continued]
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From Guns & Steel to Grids & Batteries: A History-Informed View of Climate Action
The past year of thinking about climate action has increasingly felt like thinking about markets. Not markets in the narrow sense of price signals alone, but markets as arenas where learning happens, capacity is built, costs fall, and political coalitions shift. Reading and in some cases rereading Guns, Germs, and … [continued]
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