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    Tesla vindicated as data shows Agrawal lied about Melbourne hit and run, car was NOT on Autopilot

    Today, Tesla has been vindicated in a multi-year legal battle in Victoria. In March 2022, Sakshi Agrawal claimed her Tesla was on Autopilot when she struck a nurse boarding a tram in Melbourne. After the accident she drove off and was later charged with dangerous driving causing serious injury, failure to stop at the scene of an accident and failure to render assistance. ABC has...

    Logitech’s Pro Racing Wheel Released in ’22, but where are the wheel choices?

    Logitech shook up the sim racing scene when it launched the Pro Racing Wheel and Pedals back in 2022, the brand's first entry into the powerful direct drive space, the Pro Wheel offered incredible realism and precision. However, as time has gone on, one question continues to linger among Pro Racing Wheel owners: Where are the additional wheel options? The Logitech Pro Racing Wheel's quick-release...
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    How to decide on your company’s IT security budget

    By Alexander Moiseev, Chief Business Officer, Kaspersky

    CSIRO and Boeing sign new $35 Million research agreement

    Our best research organisation, the CSIRO is getting a massive boost with a new 5 year commitment with leading aeronautical company Boeing. The two...

    Stanford use 6 microrobots to pull an 1,800kg car

    As often happens in science and technology, researchers at Standford University have observed the natural strength of ants and turned that nature into a...

    Microsoft Research create RoomAlive because video conferencing has failed

    Despite almost every new digital device (phones, tablets, laptops) shipping with cameras, the number of times you video call someone is still tiny in...

    Ford will have largest auto workforce in Aus post-2017. R&D is the future.

    Ford’s Proving Ground is located near Geelong and is celebrating 50 years of operation. This test location is one of only several fully equipped...

    Machines are now better at object recognition than humans

    During the first day at Microsoft’s Ignite, Harry Shum, Executive VP at Microsoft Research spoke about technology and where we’re headed in the future....
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