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Stories on Transportation Technology

  1. Mcity OS operating system. Image courtesy: Mcity

    First license for AV testing software developed by U-M’s Mcity goes to American Center for Mobility

  2. U-M Block M Logo

    U-M’s Robert Hampshire joins Biden administration to work in transportation research and technology

  3. An Ann Arbor intersection. Image credit: Marcin Szczepanski, Michigan Engineering

    $9.95M for ‘smart intersections’ across Ann Arbor

  4. The Mcity Driverless Shuttle makes two stops on the University of Michigan's North Campus on it's one-mile route. Image credit: Roger Hart, Michigan Photography

    Mcity Driverless Shuttle research reports findings after safe project conclusion

  5. Car interior with digital interface on blurry bokeh background. Image credit: iStock

    U-M’s DARPA project aims to protect cars, trucks, spacecraft from hackers

  6. View of brown folders, with focus on grants label, Concept of funding, 3D illustration. Image credit: Olivier Le Moal

    U-M’s Advanced Transportation Hub announces funding to 8 promising mobility projects

  7. ICU anaesthesia ventilator workstation in the emergency room.

    Albert Shih, Robert Bordley, & Barry Belmont: Automakers and ventilators

  8. It's hard to predict the properties of a glass from its composition because glasses are disordered structures, as seen in this atom-level simulation. A new machine learning model can predict the density and stiffness of glasses. This information can be used to design better reinforcing fibers for strong and lightweight composite materials in automobiles and wind turbines. Image credit: Qi Group

    Designing lightweight glass for efficient cars, wind turbines

  9. Concept illustration of temprature, state of charge, current, and others that impact battery health

    Tips for extending the lifetime of lithium-ion batteries

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