Important Innovations

  Claims to Be World's Most Efficient Vehicle                                             Source:  Aptera Motors Driving on Sunshine San Diego, CA based Aptera Motors is a startup focused on developing very high efficiency electric vehicles.  It has developed one of the most promising solar powered vehicles going into production.  Aptera's 3-wheeled solar electric car is revolutionary travel technology.  Aptera is designed for an average daily commute of 40 miles without any recharge.  It can travel 40 miles a day on pure sunshine converted to electricity by its integrated solar panels. It charges as it drives. And if the travel distance is greater than 40 miles, a charge will add an additional 1,000 miles of range.  That is the longest range delivered by any electric vehicle to date.  This solar EV may be the benchmark zero emissions car to beat.  The price starts at $25,900. Many Upgrades Are Being Incorporated Aptera has been testing, tweaking and upgrading its Beta prototyp

  Unagi's Model 11 Is Smart, Electric Micro Mobility                                             Source:  Unagi Model 11 Camera Based Driver Assistance, Obstacle Avoidance & More Unagi of Oakland, CA has unveiled its new electric scooter Model 11, which is being called the smartest scooter in the world.  It is electric, loaded with artificial intelligence, plays music via Bluetooth, connects to the Google Maps Navigation System and avoids obstacles and potholes.  It is also extremely lightweight as it is largely composed of a very lightweight material called long carbon fiber, which is typically used in aerospace applications  The company says it is the lightest, full suspension electric scooter on the global market.  It is also at the head of the class for smart technologies. Incredibly Smart Technology Model 11 is the world's first, 2 wheel device to have "Collision Protect AI".  The integrated advanced driver-assistance system detects objects in the driver'

DARPA's EXACTO for US Military DARPA's EXACTO Bullet US Government Bulls-Eye Project with Classified Technology The US Defense Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPA is developing a smart bullet for the US Military.  The project EXACTO ammunition is a matter of public record.  But the guidance system, that's apparently so successful, is top secret.  It's a bullet that changes and corrects its direction after being fired and in flight to accurately hit the target. No More Misfires  This is a real-life project that could soon end misfiring problems caused by shooter errors, bad weather conditions and wind.  The goal is to save the lives of US troops by arming them with smart bullets with bulls-eye guidance systems. EXACTO Ammunition EXACTO uses a built-in guidance system to keep the bullet on target and be bulls-eye.  The specifics on how the guidance system works are classified.  This is a DARPA government project to provide the US mil