DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Edward Kane
DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF
By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane
UBER EATS DEPLOYING 2,000 AI-POWERED ROBOTS
- Uber Eats is going to deploy 2,000 AI-powered robots across the US by 2026 to deliver and drop-off food orders
- Robot deliveries will be available through the app to select customers
- The bots have 4 wheels, are self-driving and are the creation of robotics company Serve
- They can carry 50 pounds of food for 25 miles on a single charge
- Soon, in major cities in the US, your Uber Eat's salads, burritos and other foods will be coming by robot with human-contact free deliveries
- The customer unlocks the robot to retrieve the food by using a secret code
- The robo-deliveries are part of Uber's plan to be a zero-emissions mobility platform by 2040.
NASA & UFOs GO MAINSTREAM
- NASA is holding an historic public meeting on UFOs, bringing the once scoffed at subject into the mainstream
- This will be NASA's first update on the status and investigation of unidentified flying objects in the skies
- Pentagon and FAA officials will present their agencies findings on UFOs
- NASA has established an independent task force which has been studying UFOs in the skies and also in the oceans since September 2022
- The forum is expected to last 4 hours and will provide a "scientific perspective" on the search for extraterrestrial life and UFOs
- The Pentagon recently documented 650 unidentified aerial phenomena cases that cannot be explained
- Update: NASA presented some new cases including an unexplainable metallic aerial orb in the Middle East last year
- They are getting 50 to 100 new reports a month
- NASA says it will release a full report with more findings in July.
- Update: NASA presented some new cases including an unexplainable metallic aerial orb in the Middle East last year
- They are getting 50 to 100 new reports a month
- NASA says it will release a full report with more findings in July.
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HOTTEST BARGAIN EV EVERYBODY WANTS
Source: BYD
- Chinese automaker BYD's Seagull is arguably the hottest EV in the world with a starting price of $11,300
- The very capable EV had thousands of pre-orders right out of the box and now is exclusively on sale in China
- At the moment BYD has no plans to sell the EV anyplace else
- Seagull comes in 3 trims, all built on BYD's e-platform 3.0 with a 74-hp, single front electric motor
- Top speed is 80 mph
- Top trim starts at $13,000 and has a 38 kWh battery pack and 251 mile range
- Other 2 trims have 30 kWh battery with 189 mile range
- Recharge on the 3 trims is from 30% to 80% in 30 minutes
- Interior is simple with physical buttons, a 7" dashboard display and 11.1" infotainment display
- Many Americans and Europeans are saying why don't we have an affordable EV like this here?
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