DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Maryanne Kane, Journalist
DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF
By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane
THE FUTURE OF AUDI: Q6 E-TRON
- Audi just unveiled its all-new 2025 Q6 E-Tron EV crossover. It's being called the future of Audi and VW because of its new technology. Here's what we know:
- This is the 1st Audi on the new Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture that will be shared with Porsche and other VW brands
- 4-door mid-size SUV
- 2 electric motors with either 456 hp or 510 hp models
- 300 mile range
- Recharges in 21 minutes from 10 to 80%
- 100-kW battery pack
- 800 volt architecture
- Can recapture 95% of its braking energy and covert it into 220 kilowatts of charge
- 5 connected domain computers that cover all vehicle functions
- Digital cockpit with a number of screens
- "Hey Audi" assistant that can respond to 100 commands
- Pricing starts at $81,000.
BAILEYS IRISH CREAM'S NEW APP: IS ENOUGH LEFT IN YOUR BOTTLE?
Source: Baileys
- No more peeking into the small dark hole of a dark bottle to see how much is left....Baileys Irish Cream has the high-tech answer. Here's what we know:
- An online tool has been developed by Baileys Irish Cream liqueur to calculate the bottle's remaining amount
- No need to shake it, guess the weight, or peer into it ...just blow on the top
- Called "Sound Scales" - here's how the digital app works:
- Blow on top of the bottle and record on your phone
- Tell Bailey's the size of bottle and send recording of blowing on bottle
- Bailey's will calculate approximate volume remaining for you
- Sound Scales can be used for other drinks in 700 ml or one-liter containers
- The science behind this is similar to how pan pipes work
- Deeper note indicates more air inside the bottle; thus the bottle is more empty
- Upshot: Either an age-old problem has been solved or millions of tipsy people will be blowing on the top of their bottles, worrying if they have enough left.?
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