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I will say, as a retired federal agent, you should trust govt agents as much or as little as you trust a priest, doctor, lawyer, banker, teacher, etc.

The EDF Energy manager said: “I was delivering a parcel and drove past a suspicious man in fluorescent cycling gear crouching over a large drone which was all lit up.

The new Crowley ships, built specifically for the Puerto Rico trade, are 219.5 meters (720 feet), 26,500 deadweight tons (DWT), and can transport up to 2,400 twenty-foot-equivalent container units (TEUs) at a cruising speed of 22 knots. A wide range of container sizes and types can be accommodated, including 53-foot by 102-inch-wide, high-capacity containers, up to 300 refrigerated containers, and a mix of about 400 cars and larger vehicles in the enclosed and ventilated Ro/Ro decks. This type of shipboard garage is offered exclusively by Crowley in the trade.

“Most of the car manufacturers that we are talking to, this has become table stakes. It’s not just a unique selling point anymore… Everybody’s doing it,” said Sumeet Puri, global head of systems engineering at Solace, a software company working on wireless communications in the automotive space as well as other industries.

While Adient’s interest in aerospace designs focuses more on comfort, Zenuity Technology Advisor Coelingh says his company is more interested in how aircraft makers deal with system safety. In many automotive applications, a failed sensor could lead to poor engine performance or loss of anti-lock braking systems (ABS), situations that rarely put drivers or passengers at risk because the human driver will be able to deal with it. In aerospace, system failures are unacceptable, requiring engineers to build backups for nearly every system, and oftentimes backups for the backups.

Q9: What are the major challenges in Europe for autonomous driving? When will you be ready? Official answer: “Overall, the challenges are the same across the globe – the need for development of technology, the need for changed legislation and the need for public acceptance. Volvo Cars intends to introduce a car capable of unsupervised autonomous driving in the early 2020s.” What we think: This autonomous car will probably be launched in China or the USA first and only be able to drive itself in relatively controlled areas, such as motorways. In other words, it will be level 3. The step towards level 4 and 5 will be a difficult one.

Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in the June 26, 2005, edition of the Globe Gazette. 

In car terms, the Bubble Era stretches from the mid 1980s into the early 1990s (as it takes a few years to develop a car to get into production), and looking back on things, a lot of these cars come off as total flights of fancy. Mazda and Suzuki partnered up to make a mid-engine economy sports car with gullwing doors. Good luck finding that in a dealership these days.

It is possible to follow adolescents secretly, but probably a bad idea. Jason Curtis, the technology director at a prekindergarten through grade 12 school in Dallas, says that parents who try to hide the fact that they are location monitoring usually undermine trust because, in his experience, “the majority of the time, the teen figures it out.”

In making my first round of calls for this story, I hit on a bit of a postscript to the Amati 1000, something I was never looking for.

Tesla declined to answer specific questions and instead pointed to a privacy policy buyers sign at the time of purchase, which stipulates that vehicle data can be shared "with other third parties when required by law," though there was no specific mention of the government monitoring centres in the Chinese version of the policy.

Interesting that neither the Fourth Circuit nor district court opinions cites Fed. R. Crim. P. 41(b)(4): "[A] magistrate judge with authority in the district has authority to issue a warrant to INSTALL within the district a tracking device." Seems somewhat of a slippery slope to allow ACTIVATION of surreptitiously pre-installed devices.