
Chuck Martin
Podcast Host at The Voices of The Internet of Things With Chuck Martin Podcast
Editorial Director, AI and IoT at Informa Tech
Editorial Director at AI Business
NY Times Business Bestselling Author, Futurist, Keynote Speaker, IoT Podcast Host, Columnist
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1 week ago |
iotworldtoday.com | Chuck Martin
Chuck Martin, Editorial Director AI & IoTFlying taxi developer AutoFlight has broken ground on its new assembly plant in the Wuhan district in China. AutoFlight and the Hanyang District of Wuhan plan to use the facility as the final assembly base for the AutoFlight flying vehicles and for ground and flight testing, sales and service. Earlier this month, AutoFlight signed an agreement with the city of Hefei to develop an urban air traffic system for the city.
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1 week ago |
iotworldtoday.com | Chuck Martin
The seating uses high-grade aluminum, titanium and composite materials for minimal weightChuck Martin, Editorial Director AI & IoTAir taxi company Eve Air Mobility and Recaro Aircraft Seating have jointly created new lightweight seating designed specifically for electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles. The new seating uses high-grade aluminum, titanium and composite materials for minimal weight, required for energy-efficient flying.
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2 weeks ago |
iotworldtoday.com | Chuck Martin
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2 weeks ago |
ourmidland.com | Chuck Martin
In many households there is a tradition of spring cleaning or deep cleaning the inside of the house. With the help of the Google machine, I discovered the practice of spring cleaning has practical, cultural and religious backgrounds. Practically deep spring cleaning would get the soot and grim out of the house from the winter’s burning oil of coal in the furnace and oil lamps.
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2 weeks ago |
iotworldtoday.com | Chuck Martin
Chuck Martin, Editorial Director AI & IoTChinese flying taxi company EHang Holdings, which recently was granted an operator license to carry paying passengers in its pilotless flying vehicle, does not expect any impact on its flying business from the U.S. trade tariffs. EHang generates 95% of its revenue from the Chinese market and does not export to the U.S.While EHang has been expanding globally, the company tends to establish localized operations by region.
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